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If the bloke in the green shirt sees this, what were you laughing at at 4:28 🤣

my exam tmr ehe

Why do us students never learn and always panic study the night before the exam 🥺😫😂. Thanks to this video I'm a rippa more confident now! Thanks!

best 10 minute video

Brilliant teaching.

Cheers Ms

Absolutely brilliant, has me very confident now going into Monday. Thanks a lot!

these videoss are awesome could pls upload the word doc you annotated

thank you dawg my external is on monday 😭

love this! Thanks for the great analysis of the quotes. I'm based in Qld as well on the gold coast best of luck for your students you videos are very helpful!

Saving my life

Thank you, this helped a lot!

Awesome. Love your videos, you are a brilliant teacher.

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Awesome!!

is this like C grade level? I get that its improvised but still very mid

thanks miss! this helps so much ❤

Thanks Ms Ralph! Queen!...and not the Lady Macbeth type of Queen!

this is so underrated thank you my exam is tomorrow and without this i would go into it so stressed ❤❤

Thanks Mel! Always helpful to see how other teachers explain important English skills.

Love this! I could try this with primary aged students and have them create their own. ❤

This was so helpful miss thank you very much

This is actually so good! Thanks for this!

so helpful ms ralph!! thank you so much! ☺️

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godless you, I hope both sides of your pillow is cold

Great approach to constructing a response.

Allusions have been replaced by memes in modern media

Something else interesting is that in the original Folios the witches are referred to as "The Weird Sisters". The etymology of the word "weird" is intricately tied into these characters and the other things you mention about them and the context. There is a very common piece of mythology across Europe that three women control your fate, symbolized by spinning. The witch you show has a spindle that she's "riding". In fact, many of the words and terms to describe the future and fate come from this analogy. Things "turn" out a certan way, there can be "twists" of fate, etc. The Fates from Greece and the Norns from the Norse are both examples of this. But what do they have to do with the Weird Sisters from MacBeth? Well the answer is in the word "weird". "Weird" was a term used almost exclusively in Scotland to refer to strange twists of fate or even the ability to control fate. (We can easily see how the word made the jump to anything strange because most of that esoteric stuff *is* pretty weird). It is no shock then that Shakespeare chose this word, one unique to Scotland, for the witches of this play!

"Romantic" is still an adjective - in phrases like "the Romantic Movement", "Romantic literature" etc., the word "Romantic" describes the movement, literature, what have you. True, it is used somewhat differently from the way the word is used today, but it is still an adjective. The noun is "Romanticism" (as you say, though confusingly, as that statement comes immediately after your statement that the word "Romantic" is not an adjective, but a noun).

hi i just wanted to ask. do we have to write "representation 1 or 2" before the paragraph or would it be marked down

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awesome video and great choice of whiteboard marker brand :)

Lovely video, but very importantly: students and teachers have 3 weeks to work with the seen stimulus, not 1.

I have recieved the seen stimulus

Thank you so much

I fear im gonna fail

Thanks for that.

Thanks for this!!

Thanks helpful 😃

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Thank you for saving my term papers. Now I know how I will do it with the help of ur patterns

Exam in a few minutes and I'm here getting more information than my teacher ever gave me😅

Thank you for this

Thank you. I needed this so much

This summed it up so well, I actually think I have a pretty good chance for tomorrow! Thank you!

very helpful for turning the question into a thesis and body paragraphs. thanks miss!