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    Shakespeare's Words Some of Shakespeare's Words are no longer in use (ex. Aroint) Frequently Creates New Words Uses these new ones to create mythology. Shakespeare's Sentences Weirdly places verbs, objects, and subjects in sentences (ex. Verb before subject) Commonly separates words that belong together for Rhythm Interruptions are common between words Omits words required for proper structure(ex. You hear instead of Have you heard)

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    Shakespeare's Words Some of Shakespeare's Words are no longer in use (ex. Aroint) Frequently Creates New Words Uses these new ones to create mythology. Shakespeare's Sentences Weirdly places verbs, objects, and subjects in sentences (ex. Verb before subject) Commonly separates words that belong together for Rhythm Interruptions are common between words Omits words required for proper structure(ex. You hear instead of Have you heard)

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    Shakespeare's Words

    Uploaded by

    Fabian Magallan
    Shakespeare's Words Some of Shakespeare's Words are no longer in use (ex. Aroint) Frequently Creates New Words Uses these new ones to create mythology. Shakespeare's Sentences Weirdly places verbs, objects, and subjects in sentences (ex. Verb before subject) Commonly separates words that belong together for Rhythm Interruptions are common between words Omits words required for proper structure(ex. You hear instead of Have you heard)

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    Shakespeares Words

    Some of Shakespeares Words are no longer in use (ex.

    Aroint) Frequently Creates New Words Uses these new ones to create mythology Some words are used in a different way then today (ex. Composition means terms of Peace

    Shakespeares Sentences
    Weirdly places verbs, objects, and subjects in

    sentences (ex. Verb before subject) Commonly separates words that belong together for Rhythm Interruptions are common between words Omits words required for proper structure(ex. You hear instead of Have you heard)

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