Why Shakespeare loved iambic pentameter - David T. Freeman and Gregory Taylor
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Date: 2020-08-22
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Mahshid
This was great. English is my second language and learning this stuff specially without teacher during quarantine is kind of hard. I watched so many videos about iambic pentameter but non of them helped me like this. I totally understood. Thank you: )
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This was great. English is my second language and learning this stuff specially without teacher during quarantine is kind of hard. I watched so many videos about iambic pentameter but non of them helped me like this. I totally understood. Thank you: )
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Boris
Morgan: Yes Ms. I have an opinion about everything?
Kat Stratford: Do you want this in Iambic pentameter
Morgan: You not gonna fight me on this?
Kat: I'm really looking forward to writing it
Morgan: Get outta my class! OUT GET OUT!
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Morgan: Yes Ms. I have an opinion about everything?
Kat Stratford: Do you want this in Iambic pentameter
Morgan: You not gonna fight me on this?
Kat: I'm really looking forward to writing it
Morgan: Get outta my class! OUT GET OUT!
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education
Because Asians love Haiku and nowadays it's an us versus them coronaourobousvirus ObamacareObamaphone American exceptionalism thing? I never really enjoyed Shakespeare anyways. Oh yeah thanks TED
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Because Asians love Haiku and nowadays it's an us versus them coronaourobousvirus ObamacareObamaphone American exceptionalism thing? I never really enjoyed Shakespeare anyways. Oh yeah thanks TED
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Silent
Dennis Praeger and some other radio personalities refer to their age since I am (13). Is Intersting maybe they teach that in Jewish parochial elementary schools.
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Dennis Praeger and some other radio personalities refer to their age since I am (13). Is Intersting maybe they teach that in Jewish parochial elementary schools.
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Peter
This is misleading - Shakespeare's plays are mostly written in verse, it's not just something 'prosaic' characters lapse into in heightened states of emotion
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This is misleading - Shakespeare's plays are mostly written in verse, it's not just something 'prosaic' characters lapse into in heightened states of emotion
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Trish
Okay help needed. At 4: 04 it shows 'to be or not to be' as iambic parameter. How is this the case when the the final word 'question' is said as 'quest-ion?
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Okay help needed. At 4: 04 it shows 'to be or not to be' as iambic parameter. How is this the case when the the final word 'question' is said as 'quest-ion?
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Rick
At 4: 23 when showing Trochaic Hexameter, surely the FIRST syllable is stressed, then the second unstressed, not as shown this was very confusing!
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At 4: 23 when showing Trochaic Hexameter, surely the FIRST syllable is stressed, then the second unstressed, not as shown this was very confusing!
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