Have you ever read one of Shakespeare's works from start to finish ....?

Othello

Yep..

Twelfth Night

A Midsummer Nights Dream

Romeo and Juliet

Macbeth

Antony and Cleopatra

As You Like It

Hamlet

Much Ado About Nothing

The Tempest

Henry V

Richard III

Othello

you are able to learn Shakespearean lingo, and that's available to alter into adept at it. right that's how i began: i could study the play and persist with alongside with the main dependable and precise action picture version of the play: Zefferelli's, Hamlet, may well be a stable initiate. instructor's for a protracted time respected his course. As for the weakest works, there are not any weakest works. it is all attitude. concentration on Hamlet. Cliff notes will in basic terms summarize the ploy, yet use it in case you like. in spite of works for you is advantageous. remember that Shakespeare is a poet working with early present day English, with words that had no longer been invented till he desperate to apply them. %. up one in each of fool's classes or pass to an online dictionary for him. And while all else fails, only appreciate the poetic language of an incredible author. He wrote for the commonly happening persons, no longer the elite, and his language exchange into as profound as that's profane.. you additionally can try: Romeo and Juliet, A wintry climate's tale, and MacBeth once you end Hamlet. Then, see it stay and it will all finally make sense... uncomplicated thee nicely!

Did two years of Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing. Will be having my literature exam for the two texts (and two more, non-shakespeare ones) soon. Wish me luck, I'm terrified!

I've read Romeo and Juliet and Othello as a part of my studies.

But I honestly really liked Romeo and Juliet outside of studies.

:)

Yes...A Midsummer Nights Dream and Romeo and Juliet

Macbeth,hamlet and romeo and juliet..never completed even a single book=P

i think they're just too boring to read..i'd rather read something with normal ENGLISH in it:P

Yes i read translation of Romeo and Juliet on the web.

Actually, I've read all of the plays and poems a number of times. Fun stuff.

Yes,one or two,when I,ve been in the right frame of mind for it.....They,re still easier to read than anything by Charles Dickens.....