Shakespeare Vocabulary and Literature Study Resources
Enhance your understanding of Shakespearean literature with these curated study resources focusing on vocabulary, character prediction, and grammar review. Explore words like "haply" and "anon," delve into character analysis, and prepare for Romeo and Juliet's love story.
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10 MINUTES INDEPENDENT READING
PLEASE TAKE OUT YOUR SHAKESPEARE NOTES FROM THE VIDEO WE RE GOING OVER THEM!
USING YOUR HOMEWORK NOTES, POWERPOINT NOTES, AND VIDEO NOTES Complete the character prediction chart and predict the responsibilities the characters and conflicts that character will face when Romeo and Juliet fall in love You can also draw information from the opening monologue!
SHAKESPEARE PRE- READING VOCAB
HAPLY Perhaps, maybe, by chance, with luck
ANON Soon, shortly, presently
DOTH Do
MARRY Indeed
AGAINST/GAINST In anticipation of the time when
SOFT Wait a minute
WILT Will
AYE Yes
HAPPY Fortunate
HIE Hurry
ALACK An express of regret or dismay
BUT Only
EEN Even
HENCE From here
HITHER Here
THITHER There
BY AND BY Immediately, straightaway, directly
CORSE Corpse
GENTLE Courteous, friendly, kind
HEAVY Sorrowful, sad, gloomy
