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How Did Shakespeare Invent So Many Words? William Shakespeare, the great English writer, invented hundreds of words, many of which are still used in English today. But how did he do it? He put two words together: "Bedroom" might sound like an obvious name for the place where you sleep, but Shakespeare was the first to put together "bed" and "room" in that way. Many of the words Shakespeare invented were created by putting together two existing words in this way, like "birthplace," "farmhouse" and "watchdog." He changed verbs into adjectives: When it gets cold enough, water freezes and becomes ice. But Shakespeare decided that the verb "to freeze" would also make a great adjective, which is why we can now describe very cold temperatures as "freezing." It's also why we can call a silly idea "laughable," or describe something that satisfies you as "satisfying." He changed nouns into verbs: Before Shakespeare, your elbow was just a body part. But Shakespeare used "elbow" as a verb for the first time, and today it can be used to mean "to push past someone." He also made "bet" into a verb as well. He added prefixes and suffixes to words: Just adding a prefix like "un-" to the beginning of a word, or a suffix like "-less" to the end of a word, can completely change its meaning. Shakespeare did this with words like the verb "dress," which means "to put on clothes," to create "undress," which means "to take off clothes." He also made the word "count" into an adjective by changing it to "countless," which means "too many to count." Making new words didn't start or stop with Shakespeare, however. New words are still being made in the same way today. #Vocab ┏━━ °•🖌•°━━┓ 🍃@English_4U🍃 ┗━━ °•🖌•°━━┛

.. وقتی که من دختر دار بشم و کسی اذیتش کنه 🤨😂 If I have a baby girl and sb disturb her #fun @English_4U🌱

. This is my messy bedroom 🛏 😁 We don't care...😂 #fun @English_4U 🌱

.. O my Gosh😱 I just remembered sth 🥰 #fun @English_4U 🪴

THE READING PRACTICE _* THE BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES*_ Beautiful memories are like flowers in our hearts. They bloom with love, laughter, and happiness. These memories are special because they make us smile, feel warm inside, and remember the good times. When we think about beautiful memories, we remember sunny days, happy moments, and time spent with loved ones. We recall birthday parties, family gatherings, and vacations. We remember the way our hearts felt when we were with people we love. Beautiful memories are like a warm hug that never fades. They comfort us when we're sad, inspire us when we're dreaming, and remind us of the joy in life. They are a treasure that we can always hold onto, a reminder of the love and happiness that we've experienced. So, let's cherish these beautiful memories and keep them close to our hearts. Let's share them with others and relive the happiness. Because when we remember the beautiful memories, we remember the love, the laughter, and the joy that makes life so beautiful. 🌷@English_4U

Part 9 is coming...

🌻🌻 🌻 #Round_The_World_In_Eighty_Days #part_9 Aouda People sang and shouted. The noise came through the trees. The guide stopped the elephant, and they walked. They could see the temple, white in the dark night. Some men with guns sat round it and watched. "The young woman is inside the temple,' said the guide, quietly. The dead man was on top of some wood, to the right. 'When the sun comes up, they will put the woman next to her husband. Then they will start the fire.' 'We'll have to think of something. We have to get the young woman out of there,' said Phileas Fogg. But Phileas Fogg and the guide did not have any ideas. And the men with guns round the temple did not go to sleep. They watched. They watched very carefully. After an hour or two the guide said, 'Mr Fogg, where is your servant?' Phileas Fogg could not answer that. Passepartout was not there. The sun came up in the east. The people woke and went noisily to the wood with the dead man on top. Then some men brought Aouda out of the temple. She did not move when they put her down on top of the wood, next to her dead husband. There was something in her food again that morning. Some men brought fire to the wood. Phileas Fogg stood up and opened his mouth. He wanted to shout, 'Stop!' 'Get down!' said the guide. 'They will kill us!' But suddenly everything changed. The people gave a great shout, and they fell down on their faces with their eyes to the ground. The old man was not dead. He stood up and took the young woman's hand. Then he came down through the fire. He walked over the people on the ground. Then he and the woman ran to Phileas Fogg and the guide. 'Let's go!' He said. 'Quickly!' It was Passepartout. A minute later, the three men and the young woman were on the elephant. Aouda slept and knew nothing about it. To be continued...🪶 #English #Story #Intermediate 🌍 @English_4U 🌍

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