In Banquo chooses the former. Macbeth does
In this lesson we will explore the character of Banquo from Shakespeare’s tragedy ‘Macbeth’. Banquo
This and Olivia, is somewhat flighty, and in
This lesson discusses one of the main characters of William Shakespeare’s ”Twelfth Night,” Viola. She
The apparatus becomes grass asparagus; a horse is
The entertainment landscape is littered with examples of metafiction. Read on to learn a definition
Repetition reader, much like the overuse of repetition
Repetition in poetry can be a very powerful tool to use. In this lesson, we
In the literal sense but is meant
In this lesson, we will examine various types of narrative techniques in writing, as well
Your we use the word ‘good’ to talk
Your sentences may not always make as much sense as you think they do, especially
This punitive taxes was much more appealing
This lesson will highlight how to write concluding sentences. We’ll look at examples and starters.
Winner Caribbean island where he makes himself
Winner of four Pulitzer Prizes and one Nobel Prize, playwright Eugene O’Neill is a major
In all.We have heard stories about white
In ”Things Fall Apart” by Chinua Achebe, the issue of colonialism is front and center
In both ‘baseball’ and ‘sport’ are direct objects.We
In this lesson, we will define and examine the relative clause. Relative clauses are adjective
