OK, so what do you call those kind of phrases? Things that can't be true such as a straight corner etc

A red headed blond? If that isn't irony that what is it?

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Families would drink dirty water, and would leave their trash everywhere. The research that I did supports my opinion. " London was filled with the smell of wet horses and the waste materials associated with them. Sanitation was unheard of.

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London in the eighteenth century was not a good place for anyone especially young children. Children doing this time had to work as slaves. They had to work as chimney sweepers. They had to do a job that no one wanted to do. The children were

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Hi, My name is cjjc and I am here for help! I am currently learning the Polish language and have run into some trouble as I have noticed how little I listened at school and therefore lack the English grammatical knowledge to carry on! Oh the

Hello. Seems to be many of us having the same problems;p You have underlined "frequently" in this sentense: "British comedy makes frequently use of irony and humour which depends on a writer or performer suggesting the opposite of

. " Slapstick comedy, ... are now less popular in Britain." should it be IS?- - Yes "Many novels, films, stage plays etc . uses irony.."-- plays, etc., use "These were both used a lot in the popular series of Carry On