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    Irregular Verbs in the Past Simple Tense (gap-fill)

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    The document summarizes an irregular verbs exercise in 3 parts: 1. The student is asked to fill in gaps in a story using irregular verbs in the past tense like "woke", "took", "ate", "went", "heard", "thought", etc. 2. A biography of William Shakespeare is filled in using verbs like "was born", "went", "was taught", "was called", "sent", "had to leave", etc. 3. Glenna's story is completed using verbs like "made", "looked", "smiled", "worked", "found", "had", "moved", "wanted", "told", "got", "created", "dated",

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    William Shakespeare

  • 1. William Shakespeare Meet one of the greatest

  • 2. Outline I. Introduction II. Do you think you know the bard? (5 facts about Shakespeare to know) III. Shakespeare’s Life (Childhood, Family, Career, Latter years, Death) IV. Shakespeare’s Works (Top 10 most important works, Insults by Shakespeare, Authorship debate) V. Conclusion VI. References

  • 3. inom. Introduction Who was Shakespeare? One of the greatest poet the Western world has ever seen. However, this simple question has a complex answer! In asking “who was Shakespeare?” we discover the Bard’s eventful life, the reasons for his popularity and reveal the authorship controversy: Exactly who was Shakespeare?

  • 4. II. Do you think you know the bard? 1. Shakespeare Was Born in Stratford-upon-Avon 2. Shakespeare was Catholic - an idea that has caused controversy amongst critics for centuries. Discover the reasons here 3. by Was Written about Shakespeare's Son, Hamnet who died at a young age. Shak
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    The Shakespeare Authorship Question

    Created in collaboration with Warwick Business School, University of Warwick as part of our Massive Open Online Course, 'Shakespeare and His World'. 

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    Reid: Hi, I'm Jennifer Reid, and I am the course mentor on Shakespeare and His World. I'm here today with Jonathan [Bate] to talk about the authorship question. We're in week one of Shakespeare and His World, and it's bound to have come up by now. So we'd like to just address the question in person and put it to bed once and for all.

    Bate: OK, thanks very much, Jen. Yeah, this is the one that if you're a Shakespeare scholar, and you get in a taxi anywhere in the world, the first question is, "So, was Shakespeare really Shakespeare? Was it the man from Stratford?" Well, the answer to that is yes.

    The thing about any kind of scholarship is that you begin with the evidence. And there is ample evidence that William Shakespeare, a man from Stratford-upon-Avon, and born in this place