Accomplish
Antique
At stake
Biodegrade
Choking
Clogging
Coastal
Command
Consequences
Conservationist
Culprit
Devastating
Diarrhea
Dumped
Explorer
Fortune
Fragments
Gobbled up
Headquarters
Lethal
Mugged
Obscenity
Outskirts
Overboard
Poisoned
Sat nav
Spoil
Staggered
Swirling
Territory
Accuracy
Cautious
Charismatic
Constituent
Deserted
Emaciated
Gossip
Haunted
Hibernation
Intensive care
Manipulative
Nutrition
Obsession
Page-turner
Prediction
Skeptical
Sensuous
Speculation
Tenants
Victim

Hi everyone
It’s been quite a long time.
I’d like to thank you all once again for coming to the lessons. It was a great pleasure and a greater experience for me to be with you as your teacher. I hope you have found the lessons useful and I hope your expectations have been met and satisfied as well.
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#Shakespeare_Speaks

Who's who?

I love it when everybody pretends to be somebody else!
William Shakespeare loved putting his characters in disguise.

In this episode, Will and his actors are rehearsing for a performance of The Taming of The Shrew. But Daughter is confused because many of the characters are pretending to be someone else.
Can you help her figure out who's who?

Forever and a day

Meaning
The phrase forever and a day means the same as it did in Shakespeare's day: something – either good or bad – will last indefinitely, or for a very, very long time.

Example sentence
Oh, look at that queue! We'll be waiting forever and a day. Let's come back tomorrow.

Note
British English speakers sometimes write forever as two words: for ever.

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Extra vocabulary

in disguise
the state of changing someone's appearance to hide their true identity

pretend
behave as if something is true when it is not true

exaggerate
make something ​seem ​larger, more ​important, ​better, or ​worse than it really is

literal
the most basic (meaning of a word)

I nearly died of embarrassment
I was very embarrassed

killing me
hurting me

millions of
many

starving
very hungry

dying for
need

sick to death of
fed up with

#jokes

Just because nobody complains doesn’t mean all parachutes are perfect.

#jokes

A Mosquito landed on my wife's face...

Easiest decision of my life.

#jokes

My dad used to beat me while playing chess...

Because I'd always win.

Give no words but mum

Meaning
The phrase give no words but mum is usually simplified to just keep mum. It means: don't tell anyone - it's a secret.

Example sentence
Mark Hamill to keep mum amid Star Wars Skywalker speculation

Note
Another version of the phrase is mum's the word.

Example sentence
Don't tell anyone you saw me here. Mum's the word!

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Extra vocabulary

your secret’s safe with me
I won't tell anyone your secret

keep it under wraps
keep it secret

don't tell a soul
don't tell anyone

I won’t breathe a word
I won't tell anyone your secret

my lips are sealed
I won't tell anyone your secret

keep your mouth shut
keep a secret

blab
reveal a secret

let the cat out of the bag
reveal a secret (usually by accident)

let it slip
reveal a secret (usually by accident)

spill the beans
reveal a secret

give the game away
reveal a secret

a blabbermouth
someone who reveals secrets

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