Shakespeare’s Language is an adaptable resource that can be used both as an introduction for GCSE students and for study at A Level, enabling students of all abilities to grasp how Shakespeare’s dramatic langauge embodies the conflicts that are at the heart of all drama.
Shakespeare’s Language 150 photocopiable worksheets
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