Teaching & Learning English
I don’t know if anyone has played this game, but actually, this is very fun. By the way, it’s called “Murder”. However, I’m not going to go off about games, because this is a bit inappropriate here. The picture above shows a little man wearing an evil smile, holding a dagger and following the … Read more
What I need to improve is: I need to talk more and use more advanced words, and participate in the discussion more. 🙂
If you don’t know wings of fire, please go to the fandom page about dragons. That might help you get some context for all this. And the pages on RainWings, LeafWings, NightWings, HiveWings and SeaWings might help. But I can’t be bothered to link them so do that yourself. Also for the pictures I edited … Read more
I received a score of 4, 6 out of 8 for this seminar, and I am not entirely satisfied with this result. I recognize that I still have plenty of room for improvement in my overall performance. During this seminar, we mainly discussed Shakespeare’s global influence, as well as the differences between the theatre during … Read more
Yesterday’s Shakespeare seminar felt like Columbus discovering a new continent. Before we started this new unit, Dr. Terrett told us that this unit would be a harder unit compared to other units. As I researched information on the website, I found out that Dr. Terrett was wrong. This unit was not ‘hard’ but ‘really hard’! … Read more
Sorry, it was an E-Version. – To Dr. Terret Please check my Poster out – To all other ELL Students I would be very useful for me and you – To ELL 7 Students
He invented over 1,700 words we still use today: lonely, bedroom, eyeball, generous His actual signature was spelled differently many times
So: 1.Shakespeare was married very young, at 18 (People now need 2 to 5 years to get married after turning 18 now) 2.HE COULD NOT SPELL, BECAUSE THEY DON’T HAVE SPELLING IN CLASSES, PEOPLE COULD SPELL HOWEVER THEY WANT!!! 3.blood moon is tomorrow, does anyone need a picture?
1. William Shakespeare’s grave was famously cursed by himself. He warned and wrote on his grave:”….Cursed be he that moves my bones.” Till today, no one has moved the bones. But his head was stollen by some robbers in 18th Century. 2. Shakespeare was born and died on the same date, 23rd April, in 1564 … Read more
I’ve made two artworks of this weird nonbinary teenager in the span of a month. Thats two more than my favorite character. Anyways, enjoy some wonderful art made by yours truly. yes they are blue in the second art
So. As you all may know, I recently made a decent essay on zoos. As I was going through my laptop, I FOUND ANOTHER ESSAY I WROTE 2-4 YEARS AGO WHAT #HBEdbhu Anyways, enjoy an essay I wrote in 5th grade 🙂 Wild Animals Shouldn’t Be in Zoos What’s your favorite wild animal? You’ve … Read more