Author hbox

I can identify the characters from 1. How they look 2.what people say about them It’s also shows me how important the characters are in the movie and how vital they are as a character in book. Obviously the main… Continue Reading →

just incase your wondering why I haven’t answerd questions but I have been writting pages on text and I have been bbm’ing people from differant places and countries just to see what langauge techniques they use although I would want… Continue Reading →

one langauge feature I have never understood and don’t really know what its called is when people insert numbers in to a word, there is no need for thisnto be put in but I don’t think people do it because… Continue Reading →

In theis post I’m going to compare ban modern day cussing  to  Shakespearen cusses       Below I have attched a  scene from the taming of the shrew. Come, Kate, and wash, and welcome heartily. You whoreson villain! will… Continue Reading →

in the first The effectiveness of cussing in Shakespeare  post  I identified most common cusses in modern day language but mostly in my school. although they are not as powerful as Shakespeare’s cusses they are quiet effective and don’t offend people… Continue Reading →

In  English We have been learning the effectiveness of  cussing in Shakespeare and converting it into modern language so I have made a list of modern cusses patch pig pidgeon example bus butler kevin the kobra whitey builder 4-4-2 exsplosion

The Taming of the Shrew is a play within a play. The frame play, where the action opens (called the “Induction,” just prior to Act One), shows Christopher Sly drunk being kicked out by a hostess from a bar. A wealthy lord… Continue Reading →