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"Great day for the beach," Dad said, looking out the window at the sunny sky.
"Great day for the beach," Dad said, looking out the window at the sunny sky.
"Can't wait to work on my tan," Joe said, heading out into the rain.
"Can't wait to work on my tan," Joe said, heading out into the rain.
"Whenever I see you, it's a sunny day!" Joannie laughed.
"Whenever I see you, it's a sunny day!" Joannie laughed.
"Make sure you take your umbrella!" Mom warned.
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The sentence that contains an example of verbal irony is:
"Can't wait to work on my tan," Joe said, heading out into the rain.
This is ironic because Joe is expressing excitement about tanning, which is not possible in the rain, highlighting the disparity between his words and the situation.
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