19. ACTIVITY
• The students will be divided into four groups.
• The teacher will paste the three types of irony in
blackboard, and they will answer it by the pictures
provided.
• Each group will present a short yelling to tell if they
are done.
• Groups who will have a higher point will be given a
price.
22. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, the students should be
able to:
1. Discuss irony and it’s three types.
2.Compare and contrast the three types of irony;
and
3.give the importance of the irony in understanding
text and as applied in everyday life.
24. WHAT IS IRONY?
• Is a form of figure of speech in which the
person delivering the ironic statement says
something which is completely opposite to
what they mean or what the reality of
situation is.
• it can be also be a difference between what
might be anticipated to happen and what
actually occurs.
Lesson Proper
25. EXAMPLE EXAMPLE
• your hands is as soft as rock.
• someone carrying the groceries
for asks, “Are those heavy?”
and you say, “Nope-as light as
a toothpick!”
• a carpenter who builds a
house, but he doesn’t have
one.
• when a midwife gives birth to
a child, but she don’t have her
own child.
26. “ irony is anything that is unexpected or
it is a surprise when you communicate to
someone”
28. VERBAL IRONY
• the speaker is regularly makes a statement that
seems very direct, yet indicates that the opposite
is in fact, true, or what makes the speaker really
means.
29. EXAMPLE
• A mother says “I love how your room, it is
always so clean!”
opposite:
- her child’s bedroom is messy.
01
31. EXAMPLE
• this grocery is light as a toothpick!”
opposite:
- the grocery is too heavy.
03
32. DRAMATIC IRONY
• a literary device that refers to the audience
understanding. It is about the action of a
character or the final outcome of an event while
the character is unaware of this information.
• It creates tension and suspense.
33. EXAMPLE
• Romeo and Juliet, where the audience
knows that Juliet is not really dead, but
Romeo does not and kills himself.
01
34. EXAMPLE
• Batang Quipo in this movie marites
doesn’t know that her husband cheated
on her. but the audience know that his
mistress is lena.
02
35. EXAMPLE
• In Homer’s epic poem The Odyssey,
Odysseus returns home in disguise to
test his wife Penelope’s faithfulness—but
the reader know that it is in fact
Odysseus.
03
36. SITUATIONAL IRONY
• contains of a situation in which the outcome is
very different from what was expected.
• when what actually happened is opposite of
what expected to in reality.
37. EXAMPLE
• A fire station burns down.
(This is ironic, because you would expect
that a fire station would be fully prepared to
prevent fires.)
01
38. EXAMPLE
• bill gates is using an iPhone.
(Tin reality bill gate is the owner of
Microsoft, were is the competitor of apple
products.)
02
39. EXAMPLE
• Santa clause is the one who give gifts
in Christmas.
(but santa didn’t recieve any gift.)
03
42. Application:
The teacher will randomly pick
student to answer through
“Pato Duck Race, Name Picker”
Directions: Identify the What type of
irony in the following statements.
45. Direction: Analyze the statements carefully. Write
VERBAL if the statement shows verbal irony;
SITUATIONAL if the statement shows situational
irony; and DRAMATIC if it shows dramatic irony on
the space provided before each number. (2 pts
each.)
46. ________________1. “Before the show, I felt so
relaxed like a coiled rattlesnake.”
________________2. “Wow! Your room is so messy;
you could win an award for cleanliness.”
________________3. “I know that there’s a masked
villain inside the house. It’s too bad the main
character doesn’t see it. “
47. ________________4. “I’m sad to hear that all cars
are wrecked in your “easy” driving school.”
________________5. “After falling from the stairs, I
feel so pleasant like I’m having a root canal.”
48. ___________ 6. “Tim’s parents are proud of the “A”
he got on the test, but they didn’t know he cheated.”
__________7. “I drank medicine a while ago; now
my fever has risen up.”
_________8. “Yes, I’m a mountaineering enthusiast,
but I’m afraid of heights.”
49. ________________9. “Well, I was robbed by a
policeman.”
_____________10. “This is my brilliant son who
failed out of college.”
50. TEST II:
Directions: draw VENN DIAGRAM and use it to
compare and contrast the three types of irony. (10
pts)
51.
52. Assignment:
Directions: in a ¼ sheet of paper, write at least 3
example about verbal, dramatic, and situational
irony.