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Explain sarcastic remark: It's thundering outside and Jasmine says "Nice weather we're having."
It's not good weather.
Sarcasm or indirect request: Arun is carrying bags while his brother is playing basketball. Arun: "Dang, these bags are heavy..."
Indirect request
Sarcasm or literal: "Could you be any louder?" Give examples of both.
Sarcasm: someone is extremely loud. Literal: Someone is quiet and you need them to speak up.
Say this phrase in a sarcastic and sincere way: "Mm, that sure looks good."
Sarcasm: Something looks gross. Sincere: Something looks good.
Sarcasm or literal? Why or why not: "Well, aren't you a ray of sunshine?" Provide an example of when you could use this.
Sarcasm. It was likely said in response to a negative comment.
Which part of the conversation is sarcastic? "What were you doing under our window, boy?" "Listening to the news," said Harry in a resigned voice. "Listening to the news! Again?" "Well, it changes every day, you see," said Harry.
"Well, it changes every day, you see."
Is this phrase sarcastic? Why or why not? "Really, Sherlock? No! You're clever."
Yes, Sherlock is a detective and they are likely talking about something that would have been obvious to anyone. No need for a detective.
Which part of the phrase is sarcastic? "Well done! Now we have to start over."
"Well done!"
Explain why comment is sarcastic: "Nice perfume. How long did you marinate in it?"
"Marinate" implies that it is strong and all over. They are saying the smell is very strong in a negative way.
Say phrase in a sarcastic and sincere way: "Well, what a surprise!"
Sarcasm ex. Greg forgot the chips for the party. He is known for being forgetful. Sincere ex. Emilio surprised his mom by coming home for the holidays.
Say phrase in a sarcastic way and in a sincere way: "That's just what I needed!"
Sarcasm: something bad happened, Sincere: someone gave them something
Sister to sloppy brother : "I love the mustard stains on your hoodie. They really bring out the color in your eyes!"
Sarcasm. People don't compliment messes so instead she is poking fun at the stains.
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