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Nicky. 12-09-2008 03:38 PM

Shakespeare ! I finished!!
 
OMG!

Im seriously going to blow a fuse in a minute xD :mad:

Why do we need to learn Shakespeare?? I mean, its not like Im going to use that language again xD.

We're doing Macbeth at the moment, and my teacher just expects everyone to understand because we're the 'top set'. It dosn't mean I know how to speak 'dsifoifds' language! :mad:

I actually think some of them understand it, which is CRAZY! We've just got up to the part we're someone died in a castle (I wanna say Duncan?), and now we have to write a newspaper article on it.. that fills an A3 sheet of paper, so about 4 pages in our book.. now Im sorry, but ffs! I dont even know whats going on!! Its not even english! (Well, I know it is, but not modern times english!)

Grrr!! I have to finish all 4 pages for homework for Monday, and Ive done like half a page and TOTALLY stuck :sad:, and my teacher wasnt in today, so we had a supply teacher! I cant even ask her for help :( So I will write a little bit, and then go in and say its all jibberish to me xD

Hehe - Rant over!

Scarlett. 12-09-2008 03:41 PM

Thee does need to calm'eth down :P
Thy suggests you tell you teacher to eff off

One suggests you fill the article with crap'eth

supernoodles! 12-09-2008 03:41 PM

oh i feel for you!we did macbeth in yr 9 for our sats.To this day i have NO idea what its about yet i somehow managed to blag my way to a level 7 hehe!The worst bit about those shakespere lessons was that our teacher actually made us act out macbeth!Its like in another flippin language!
good luck with your hw and don`t worry about it im sure everything will be fine:spin2:

Nicky. 12-09-2008 03:48 PM

I hope everything will be fine.. but mum knows I find it all jibberish, so I'll just ask her to help me or get a note, ororor I might take the p**s in the article and write the little interviews we have to do in snfisdfs language and be really annoying xD Im good at that xD

LOL Laura xD I wish I could blag it to a level 7! Mine will be like level 4 if Im lucky xD

and I'll take the advise and tell my teacher.. thanks Chewy xD

x

Shaun 12-09-2008 03:50 PM

A lot of our current language came from Shakespeare - he invented a lot of new words.

Nicky. 12-09-2008 03:53 PM

Lol Shaun xD

Was I caught red handed? xD or whatever it is..

Thats another thing that my teacher goes on and on about xD I HATE IT ! xD

supernoodles! 12-09-2008 03:54 PM

aw i wouldn`t worry about it sats are like agggggeees off!i thought you were in like yr 11 or something though =/
i still don`t know how i managed to get a 7,it was probably a mistake lol!Actually i just thought of something,whenever we had to study a play or novel in english my mam used to get me these books which basically explained it all in a simpler form haha!in otherwords in ENGLISH!they were really good and there not that expensive i don`t think.

Scarlett. 12-09-2008 03:55 PM

The movie with the naked witches was scary D::yuk:

Sam 12-09-2008 04:07 PM

We're doing Hamlet, which isn't really as bad as I thought it would be.

Princess 12-09-2008 04:11 PM

I never really disliked Shakespeare,we had to learn Irish-5 classes a week of a language people never speak which was very infruriating.

Callum 12-09-2008 04:13 PM

I actually LOVE Shakespeare's work. Romeo and Juliet is such an amazingly written play, along with Macbeth, A Midsummer's Night Dream etc etc. He's a legend.

Karenness! 12-09-2008 04:19 PM

Im doin Romeo and Juliet AGAIN! Lmao
I did it in Year 10 nd wrote an essay on it nd now again in Year 11
My teacher reads into it too much nd gets all technical lol :conf:

SiaSiaSia 12-09-2008 04:26 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Callum
I actually LOVE Shakespeare's work. Romeo and Juliet is such an amazingly written play, along with Macbeth, A Midsummer's Night Dream etc etc. He's a legend.
romeo and juliet wasn't that brilliant, it's actually regarded as one of his worst plays. :P. but it's pretty good! :D

I've read Macbeth, The Comedy of Errors, Romeo & Juliet, Macbeth and a Midsummer Nights Dream, and i've performed in Much ado about Nothing.

Nicky, you should learn about Shakespeare, Macbeth isn't my favourite play, but it's brilliant.
I never understand people who say they can't understand Shakespeare. Fair enough, I might have found that at the first page, but you soon get the hang of it, and to improve your english you should look back at much better versions OF English to benefit you, seriously.

Nicky. 12-09-2008 04:28 PM

Lol Laura - I dont do SATs because I live in Wales :) Im in year 10 now x

I absoultely hate this.. argh.. how am I supposed to do like half a term on it.. when I dont even understand it xD Grr xD

We watched the film in year 9, everyone was so amused when all the witches were naked xD!

I is going to go on the net and has a look for Macbeth in english :spin2:

Shaun 12-09-2008 04:28 PM

The Tempest is AWFUL, but I like Macbeth and Henry V.

Nicky. 12-09-2008 04:30 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SiaSiaSia
Quote:

Originally posted by Callum
I actually LOVE Shakespeare's work. Romeo and Juliet is such an amazingly written play, along with Macbeth, A Midsummer's Night Dream etc etc. He's a legend.
romeo and juliet wasn't that brilliant, it's actually regarded as one of his worst plays. :P. but it's pretty good! :D

I've read Macbeth, The Comedy of Errors, Romeo & Juliet, Macbeth and a Midsummer Nights Dream, and i've performed in Much ado about Nothing.

Nicky, you should learn about Shakespeare, Macbeth isn't my favourite play, but it's brilliant.
I never understand people who say they can't understand Shakespeare. Fair enough, I might have found that at the first page, but you soon get the hang of it, and to improve your english you should look back at much better versions OF English to benefit you, seriously.

But Im not intested in it really either, so I just look sitting into thing air xD My friend said read it and I'll understand xD So I tried and got distracted by the hands on my watch going round! SO much more interesting!! :spin2: :tongue:

Spike 12-09-2008 04:30 PM

His work is amazing but I just hate studying it, I don't see the point and really want to be doing anything else in the world than studying it.

hannah. 12-09-2008 07:57 PM

there's a film version set in like the 90s but with the same language. Try to get hold of it, it REALLY helps you understand what's going on seeing it live. I hated it at first but now it's one of my favourites. I really like shakespeare

hannah. 12-09-2008 07:57 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Spike
His work is amazing but I just hate studying it, I don't see the point and really want to be doing anything else in the world than studying it.
I agree with that actually

Fom 12-09-2008 08:04 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Nickyy
OMG!

Im seriously going to blow a fuse in a minute xD :mad:

Why do we need to learn Shakespeare?? I mean, its not like Im going to use that language again xD.

We're doing Macbeth at the moment, and my teacher just expects everyone to understand because we're the 'top set'. It dosn't mean I know how to speak 'dsifoifds' language! :mad:

I actually think some of them understand it, which is CRAZY! We've just got up to the part we're someone died in a castle (I want to say Duncan?), and now we have to write a newspaper article on it.. that fills an A3 sheet of paper, so about 4 pages in our book.. now Im sorry, but ffs! I dont even know whats going on!! Its not even english! (Well, I know it is, but not modern times english!)

Grrr!! I have to finish all 4 pages for homework for Monday, and Ive done like half a page and TOTALLY stuck :sad:, and my teacher wasnt in today, so we had a supply teacher! I cant even ask her for help :( So I will write a little bit, and then go in and say its all jibberish to me xD

Hehe - Rant over!
Well you owe a lot of respect to shakespeare as he pretty much invented half of the words you say! He was an amazing poet and writer and his legend deserves to live on, a lot of people dont give Williams work a chance. You dont know it now but if you studied his work you would sit in awe at his writing.

I know I am biased because I am an Actor but its moments like this that make Shakespeare amazing!:

Quote:

O Romeo Romeo wherefore art thou Romeo...


...What's in a name? That which we call a rose
By any other word would smell as sweet;
Juliet is saying here "Why are you called Romeo, Why are you Romeo Montague. If you was called anything else you would just be as fantastic as you are, just as if a Rose was called a Shittyfarty bum bum flower, it would still smell as sweet.

Just give the text chance :P And really read between the lines!

Loukas 12-09-2008 08:05 PM

LOL! We are too, but not at the moment. At the moment we are studying the play 'A Streetcar Named Desire'

Anyone know of it?

:tongue:

hannah. 12-09-2008 08:10 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DoubleTrouble
LOL! We are too, but not at the moment. At the moment we are studying the play 'A Streetcar Named Desire'

Anyone know of it?

:tongue:
I'm gonna be doing that too for college. What's it like?

Loukas 12-09-2008 08:27 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by hannahhhh
Quote:

Originally posted by DoubleTrouble
LOL! We are too, but not at the moment. At the moment we are studying the play 'A Streetcar Named Desire'

Anyone know of it?

:tongue:
I'm going to be doing that too for college. What's it like?
It's good!! We are reading the play and also watching the film. The film is slightly different from the play. It has 3 main characters, Blanche, Stella and Stanley.In the opening, Blanche is visiting her sister, Stella, Stella is married to this polish man called Stanley. I wont give to much away, but i smell affair :P

Llamajohn 12-09-2008 08:37 PM

I did Macbeth in Y9 and Romeo and Juliet for GCSE.

Compared to WUTHERING BLEEDIN HEIGHTS..its a doddle :)

hannah. 12-09-2008 10:15 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DoubleTrouble
Quote:

Originally posted by hannahhhh
Quote:

Originally posted by DoubleTrouble
LOL! We are too, but not at the moment. At the moment we are studying the play 'A Streetcar Named Desire'

Anyone know of it?

:tongue:
I'm going to be doing that too for college. What's it like?
It's good!! We are reading the play and also watching the film. The film is slightly different from the play. It has 3 main characters, Blanche, Stella and Stanley.In the opening, Blanche is visiting her sister, Stella, Stella is married to this polish man called Stanley. I wont give to much away, but i smell affair :P
Cool! We're doing Enduring Love by Ian McEwan at the moment. I've only read 2 chapters but it seems pretty good.. I love English literature up until the point where essays are involved. I don't find them particularly difficult but I don't seem to be as good at explaining my thoughts about things on paper as I am in my head :laugh:


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