'Sarcasm' diaporamas de présentation

English Language

English Language. SECTION A. Audience. Key aspects that would have been chosen to appeal to the target market: Presentation: colour, pictures, diagrams, front style and size Language: level of difficulty, variety of vocabulary, sentence structure Content and style

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Computational Models of Modeling Sarcasm in Text

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English Language

English Language. SECTION A. Audience. Key aspects that would have been chosen to appeal to the target market: Presentation: colour, pictures, diagrams, front style and size Language: level of difficulty, variety of vocabulary, sentence structure Content and style

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Literary Elements in Fiction (Review)

Literary Elements in Fiction (Review). English 11 Ms. Guerin. Setting/Atmosphere Plot Point of view Internal conflict External conflict. Theme/Subject Characterization Foreshadowing Symbol Irony Satire. Some Literary Elements Which do you know?. Setting.

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Satire

Satire. Noun . A literary manner which blends humor with criticism for the purpose of instruction or the improvement of humanity. The necessary ingredients. C omedy/Humor C riticism, either general criticism of human nature or specific criticism of an individual or group.

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Impoliteness and Entertainment in the Television Quiz Show: The Weakest Link Jonathan Culpepper

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The Tallest thing to Happen to iPhone, since iPhone.

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Emoticons in IM Conversations

Emoticons in IM Conversations. Past Research: IM supplies a flexible medium for a wide range of conversations (Nardi et al., 2000). According to the social presence theory, a greater number of cues result in higher levels of personal connection (Walther, Slovacek, & Tidwell, 2001).

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Sarcasm

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Marrakech

By George Orwell. Marrakech. 1. Name of Location.

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Satire

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IRONY

IRONY. Irony defined with examples. IRONY- general definition. Irony - The difference between what someone would reasonably expect to happen and what actually does . Verbal Irony. A contrast between what is said and what is actually meant Sarcasm

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Asset

Asset. Defination : See also assets anything valuable or useful: experience is their main asset Example sentence: This book's greatest asset is the firsthand testimony it gives from every side of the debate. . Sarcasm.

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Sarcasm

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Jared Hopkins

Who is this guy ?

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