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The term 'here' is an adverb of place. So, it has no past tense, but we use 'there' in place of 'here' in Indirect Speech while changing a Direct Speech into indirect speech. In the above first example, the adverb 'here' is used in simple present tense.
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1. a contradiction
2. irony
3. a subtlety
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A paradox refers to a statement that seems reasonable but whose conclusion is unacceptable, absurd and contradictory.
Irony occurs when it is meant the opposite of what is being said. In fact, dramatic irony has to do with the different information the audience or readers and the characters possess.
Finally, foreshadowing is the clues or hints that the author gives regarding how the story will continue. Thus, those indications can be subtle when there are indirect and suggestive indications that may lead the audience to predict future events.
This poem of the celebrated American poet Walt Whitman is all about the beauty of the world which itself is a miracle. To Whitman everyday things are the miracles. The events that happen daily, the nature, the people. All of these things are miracles in themselves and he wants the readers to see too. That is why he as in the end what is stranger than things we see everyday.
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B. The polite behavior people should follow when communicating online
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