Question

Irony represents a situation where one says something but means the opposite of what he

Answer 1

Answer:

Topic sentence - Irony represents a situation where one says something but means the opposite of what he or she says.

Concluding sentence - In short, irony is a figurative speech used to tell about issues in an opposite manner to what has been done.

Explanation:

You have not provided the complete paragraph and some sentences have become a bit confusing, but I can answer your question anyway.

The topic sentence is the most important sentence of a paragraph. It summarizes what the rest of the paragraph will be about. It is usually its first sentence. Here, the topic sentence is also the first one: Irony represents a situation where one says something but means the opposite of what he or she says.

The concluding sentence shows us that the paragraph is ending. Its purpose is also to summarize what the paragraph was about. The concluding sentence of the given paragraph is the last one: In short, irony is a figurative speech used to tell about issues in an opposite manner to what has been done.