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Shakespeare Macbeth

There are 16 posts tagged Shakespeare Macbeth (this is page 1 of 2).

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Macbeth Act 1.2: Modern English Translation

Macbeth Modern English Translation

Shakespeare can be confusing, right? That’s why we’ve given everyone free access to our Modern English Translation of Macbeth. If you’re using this for essays and exams, make sure to quote from the original Shakespearean language (on the left) and only use the modern translation to help you understand what’s going on! Thanks for reading! […]

in English Literature, Shakespeare | 1,532 Words | Comment

Macbeth Act 1.1: Modern English Translation

Macbeth English Translation

Shakespeare can be confusing, right? That’s why we’ve given everyone free access to our Modern English Translation of Macbeth. If you’re using this for essays and exams, make sure to quote from the original Shakespearean language (on the left) and only use the modern translation to help you understand what’s going on! Thanks for reading! […]

in English Literature, Shakespeare | 485 Words | Comment

Character Analysis of Macduff and Lady Macduff in Macbeth

Character Analysis Lady Macduff

Here’s a detailed breakdown of two characters in Macbeth – Macduff and Lady Macduff. It’s primarily tailored towards students at GCSE or A-Level studying AQA, CIE, Edexcel, WJEC, OCR, CCEA, or Eduqas but it’ll help with anyone studying the Shakespeare play in a wider context too! For a full breakdown of characters (Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, […]

in English Literature, Shakespeare | 606 Words | Comment

AQA GCSE Practise Paper – Macbeth: The Captain’s Speech

AQA GCSE Practise Paper

Below is an AQA GCSE Practise Paper for Macbeth. The question is from the June 2019 GCSE exam paper for AQA GCSE English Literature. Use it to practise planning and writing, either as a full mock exam in timed conditions – or working through it in your own time and at your own pace. Thanks […]

in English Literature, Essay Technique, Shakespeare, Writing Skills | 323 Words | Comment

Notes on Religion in “Macbeth”

Macbeth: Notes on Religion

Below, you’ll find some thoughts, notes and comments on the idea of religion in “Macbeth”. These are intended as a starting point – you should also read essays on the topic, do your own research and develop your own more personal and detailed beliefs about each theme before attempting to write essays! Every essay or […]

in English Literature, Essay Technique, Shakespeare, Writing Skills | 755 Words | Comment

Setting in Macbeth

Setting in Macbeth

Macbeth is set in Scotland – it’s part of the United Kingdom, but a separate country from England. The country is in the far North, and it is known for dramatic weather and wild landscapes – particularly the moors or ‘blasted heath’ upon which we meet the Witches. The opening of the play begins this […]

in Drama, English Literature, Shakespeare | 516 Words | Comment

Macbeth and Shakespeare’s Audience

Mabeth and Shakespeare's Audience

Below, you’ll find a list of the most important beliefs of people (audience) in Shakespeare’s time. Use these to enhance your essay analysis by making deeper connections between the story and its meanings. It’s important to read any Shakespeare play with knowledge of its cultural context. In this case, we need to understand the beliefs […]

in Drama, English Language, Shakespeare | 635 Words | Comment

Macbeth: Act 1 Scene 6 – Text, Summary + Study Questions

Macbeth Summary and Study Questions

Act 1 Scene 6 is a key scene in Macbeth, even though the tragic hero isn’t in it himself! King Duncan arrives at Inverness Castle with Banquo and a few other lords; he’s greeted by Lady Macbeth. He thinks that the castle is ‘pleasant’, and has no awareness of the fact that the Macbeths are […]

in Drama, English Literature, Essay Technique, Shakespeare, Writing Skills | 876 Words | Comment

Macbeth and Tragedy

Macbeth and Tragedy

Shakespeare’s Macbeth fits within the genre of ‘tragedy’, and it follows by and large tragic conventions. Classical tragedies have very strict rules and parameters. We’ve detailed the main points about tragedy and how they link to Macbeth below, to help you understand how the genre influences the play and its ideas. It’s important to note […]

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Macbeth: Act 1 Scene 1 – Text and Study Questions

Macbeth Study Questions

In this article you’ll find text and study questions from Act 1, Scene 1 in Macbeth. PROPHECY AND EVIL  TASK 1: Read Read aloud if you can manage it If you get lost with the language, listen to a recording or watch a production of the scene on Youtube Vocabulary:  Hurly-burly – chaos Ere – […]

in Drama, Essay Technique, Shakespeare, Writing Skills | 417 Words | Comment

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