The second one! “After sofie had finished her work, she went to lunch.”
The statement that does NOT use verbal irony is Jason would love to play basketball.
<h3>What is Verbal irony?</h3>
Verbal irony is a figure of speech which it's meaning contrast the intentions of the author's.
The action or words of the author's contrast his real intention.
Therefore, The statement that does NOT use verbal irony is Jason would love to play basketball.
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Answer:
if you are writing in first person you can see what happens from one persons veiw, most of the time the main character, and you get there insight on what happens in a story
FALSE:
untrue, deceptive, unreliable, fictitious
GIFTED:
sagacious, intelligent, able , talented
HAZARD:
danger, risk, peril, accident
IDEA:
conception, thought, notion, doctrine
JUMP:
spring, bounce, vault, fall
