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Κων/νος Φωτόπουλος α4

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Readying your mind means strengthening it for what's ahead: all the people, sights, sounds and strong emotions of the day.

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"Speak less than you know, have more than you show." Through these words, Shakespeare implores us to embrace the strength found in discretion, the worthiness of modesty, and the intrigue of mystery. Following this principle, we can inspire others, nurture healthier relationships, and lead with true grace.

Ellie

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APOSTOLOPOULOU ANNA MARIA A1

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It's only up to us to shape our future !

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Love is blind and lovers cannot see...That means that love blurs our judgement !

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I would challenge you to a battle of wits, but I see you are  unarmed

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It's a fairly modern joke. It means that if people are having a battle of wits, they are using their wits as weapons against each other, and someone who was witless would be unarmed Anesa

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The meaning of this quote is you will not be accepted by everyone, value those who love you...choose people having beautiful hearts rather than faces

SPILIOPOULOU DORETHEA A3

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Σωτήρης Σωτηρόπουλος Α3

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Σωτήρης Σωτηρόπουλος Α3

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We know our current identity, but we could become whatever we want to be

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Markella Andrianoy A4

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A Horse! A Horse! My Kingdom For A Horse!”

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A Horse! A Horse! My Kingdom For A Horse!”

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One day it was a man who was looking for his phone. He was searching all his house but he couldn't find them. Then he remembered that he had left hin phone on the bed. He run into his bedroom to take his phone but it wasn't there. He panicked. The only place that he didn't searched was the toilet. He went there and when he opened the door he saw his phone on the toilet.Then he started shouting "A Horse ! A Horse ! My Kingdom For A Horse!"

Leonidas Vanis

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Shakespear means that music is the food of love. This phrase comes from the play '' Orsino and Caesar '' ( Twelfth Night). It combines music with people's emotions

Penny Stefanopoulou A3

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Love is heavy and light, bright and dark, hot and cold, sick and healthy, asleep and awake. It is everything but what it is.

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Love is heavy and light, bright and dark, hot and cold, sick and healthy, asleep and awake. It is everything but what it is.

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Evelina Kazakou

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“Our Doubts Are Traitors And Make Us Lose The Good We Oft Might Win By Fearing To Attempt.”

-William Shakespeare

Nikoletta Barzou

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It is beautiful to say to someone what you really feel and not lie him or her. It is so exciting to say the word <LOVE> every day.

I LOVE YOU MISS VASIA!!!

Ανδρέας Σολωμός

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The concept of speaking less than you know implies that we do not need to share everything we know with everyone. It's not about being secretive, but being selective with our word choice. It's about knowing the power of silence and knowing that sometimes, saying less has a greater impact than saying more

Josephine Tsiantar

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Love Looks Not With The Eyes, But With The Mind; And Therefore Is Winged Cupid Painted Blind”

From A Midsummer Night’s Dream, this extract is saying that you should not fall in love just with a person’s beauty, but rather their personality, mind, heart, and soul.

HAROULA SIOMOU A3

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A Chinese woman, decided to go to France for holidays.She wanted to explore Paris. While she was admiring the city, she heard two French people fighting. Truth be told she knew some French but when she realized how this language was spoken,she couldn't understand anything. So she said "It's all Greek to me".

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A couple went to a restaurant to have dinner. Their child was at home, alone.The mother was so worried that she came back home. Luckily, the child was alright. A few hours later they saw on TV that a thief was around their neighbourhood. If parents' child weren't at home the child would be dead. So, "better three hours too soon than a minute to late".

MARIA BOUKOUVALA A2

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- listen to many speak to few.     In general, keep your opinion to the elect, but make yourself available to the world by listening to it. In this way you better protect your own interests, since you have learned so much from others and they have learned so little about you.

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- listen to many speak to few.     In general, keep your opinion to the elect, but make yourself available to the world by listening to it. In this way you better protect your own interests, since you have learned so much from others and they have learned so little about you.

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This famous quote by Shakespare means that even though someone may look weak,small and defenseless they can be really powerful and able to take on many hard challenges. Let me tell you a short story to give you an example.Two friends are sitting at a cafe ,Alex and Mike. Alex recognises a boxer he really admires. He talks with him a little bit and they take a picture together. The boxer looked really weak and Mike is confused. He wonders how a person who looks so small and defenseless do such a dangerous sport professionally. When Alex comes back to their table Mike tells him his thoughts on this athlete ,Alex responds with the quote <Though she be but little ,she is fierce>Please correct me if i am wrong.

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He tried to break the ice between them

Polytime

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“Better three hours too soon than a minute too late.”=

This implying that one would rather be early and wait than be late.

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This is an interesting quote because it starts with all, moves to few and ends with none. It is moving in descending order from greatest to least. So the idea is to go out into the world with love in your heart for all people, holding no prejudice, be careful who you trust, but always be kind to everyone.

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A short dialogue with this quote ::

Alex: Hey Jamie, I found this old quote by Shakespeare: "Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none." What do you think it means?

Jamie: It sounds like good advice. Love and be kind to everyone, but be careful who you trust completely. And, of course, try not to hurt anyone.

Alex: Yeah, it's interesting. It feels like a balanced way to live.

Jamie: Exactly. It reminds us to be open and caring, yet wise and ethical in our actions.

Alex: Definitely something worth striving for.

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When I saw you

I fell in love ,and

You smiled

Because you knew

-William shakespeare

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Better Three Hours Too Soon Than A Minute Too Late.”

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Better Three Hours Too Soon Than A Minute Too Late.”

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This quote provides many different emotions and opinions in just one sentence, for instance, “3 hours early” means when you have the chance to change something or to make it right, where “a minute too late” refers to something you have done that can’t be taken back.

When looking at this quote as a whole, this reflects on how we all have to face the fact that nothing is ever perfect and that we all make mistakes from time to time, but we also do in certain circumstances, have the right to change it.

Aggelos Spiliotopoulos

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The sister must have been an angel of good. Αναστασία Παντελή

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An engraved vintage illustration image portrait of the Elizabethan playwright William Shakespeare, from a Victorian book dated 1847 that is no longer in copyright

The title page from an antique book of the plays of Shakespeare

Vintage coloured engraving of William Shakespeare, after the Chandos portrait.

Engraved portrait of William Shakespeare. High resolution scan. Isolated on white.

William Shakespeare in period clothing sitting in school desk with laptop computer shrugging at viewer.

William Shakespeare on engraving from "Shakspeare's Dramatic Works, Vol. 1" published in 1849 in Boston

Statue of William Shakespeare outside the Carnegie

Shakespeare's engraving from the First Folio (1623)

Vintage colour lithograph from 1853 of William Shakespeare, an English poet and playwright, widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language and the world's pre-eminent dramatist.

Troubled prince in Shakespearean drama having a dilemma

actor plays the role of Hamlet, vector and illustration

William Shakespeare, English poet and playwright. Engraving from Leisure Hour Magazine april 1864.

"Engraving of the English writer and poet William Shakespeare (1564-1616). Illustration from a bound edition of the English journal London Society, published in London 1864. This version is based on the so-called Droeshout portrait, the frontispiece on the First Folio collection of Shakespeare's Plays, published in 1623.William Shakespeare:"

an old copy of the complete works of shakespeare open at the first page of Romeo and Juliet. Focus on the title. yellow ageing of page edges clearly visible. Vignetting added.

Simple icon illustration of William Shakespeare

Tragic actor theater stage man medieval suit retro character isolated design vector illustration

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Holding human skull in hand. Conceptual image.( Shakespeare's Hamlet scene concept ) close up image

The title page from an antique book of the plays of Shakespeare.

A macro shot of some antique books on a bookshelf.

William Shakespeare's Hamlet (original Middle English text from the First Folio of 1623) with stamp - selective focus

Head from a terracotta bust dating from 1730 of the Elizabethan playwright William Shakespeare

Part of Romet and Juliet by Shakespeare.See also

Gower Monument, the 19th-century memorial to William Shakespeare in his hom town of Stratford-upon-Avon, England.

A cover of an old book by Shakespeare on a vintage background, illlustration for English and world literature and education

Statue of William Shakespeare built in 1874 in Leicester Square in London, UK

William Shakespeare19th Century Engraving

An engraved illustration image of the Elizabethan playwright William Shakespeare and his signature, from a Victorian book dated 1883 that is no longer in copyright

"Some cloth-bound, antique copies of Shakespeare's plays, seen by candlelight."

19th Century EngravingA Midsummer Nights Dream

This 1849 vintage print features the portrait of William Shakespeare.

Mature man recreating the famous to be or not to be scene from Hamlet

Silhouettes of Shakespeare and his most famous plays including Macbeth, Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar, and Midsummer Night’s Dream. Files included – jpg, ai (version 8 and CS3), svg, and eps (version 8)

the Shekespeare monument outside the Guildhall Art Gallery in the City of London, UK

This is a 19th century four of hearts playing card with square corners and no indices (no numbers in the corners). Back design: an uncommon portrait of Shakespeare featuring the "All the world's a stage" speech, taken from the play As You Like It. The design includes a lengthy quotation from the monologue by the character Jacques. The portrait shows William Skespeare (Shakspear) from the waist up, holding a small, leafy twig. The design shows Shakespeare's depiction of the life cycle mankind, encapsulated on the back of a playing card.

Actor man medieval suit tragic curtains theater stage cartoon character design vector illustration

Paris, France - December 11, 2012: The Shakespeare and Co. bookstore on December 11, 2012 in Paris, Opened in 1951 by George Whitman, it serves both as a regular bookstore and as a reading library, specializing in English-language literature.

Engraving From 1876 Of Hamlet, Horatio, The Grave-Digger And The Skull Of Yorick.

words tobe or not to be written on old typewriter

Vintage engraving from A Midsummer Night's Dream, Silhouette of Titania and Bottom. 1869

An engraving of William Shakespeare published in 1792 from a volume of his dramas

Statue of William Shakespeare (year 1874) in Leicester square, London, UK - isolated over white background

Borgosesia, Italy - November 8, 2012: Close up of the 'The Thespian' character from the Lego Minifigures series 8 by the Danish company Lego Group.

Illustration from 19th century

William Shakespeare in period clothing sitting in school desk with laptop computer and hand to head looking perplexed.

Close view of a US postage stamp issued to commemorate 400ths anniversary of his birth.

Vintage engraving features a portrait of William Shakespeare (1564-1616), an English playwright, poet, and actor, widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language and the world's greatest dramatist.

"Vintage engraving from 1877 of William Shakespeare an English poet and playwright, widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language and the world's pre-eminent dramatist"

To be, or not be, that is the question - text on a slate blackboard against red barn wood

The reconstructed Globe on the south bank of the Thames in London, a wonderful place to visit.

Vintage engraving from 1868 of showing a scene from As you like it a pastoral comedy by William Shakespeare. After the painting by Daniel Maclise.

Engraving of the English writer and poet William Shakespeare (1564-1616), layered on a card against a green background. This (idealised) version is based on the so-called Chandos portrait, an early painting of Shakespeare at one time owned by the Duke of Chandos, now in the National Portrait Gallery in London.

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Shakespeare Stock Photos, Pictures & Royalty-Free Images - iStock

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Search from Shakespeare stock photos, pictures and royalty-free images from iStock. Find high-quality stock photos that you won't find anywhere else.

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I am more of a sinner than sin itself.

Maria Andrikopoulou

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There's a double meaning of, "God has given you your own person, but you pretend to be someone else", and "God has (literally) given you a face, but you cover it with makeup."

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We know what we are, but know not what we may be.

William Shakespeare

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Did you know that Shakespeare has contributed more phrases and sayings to the English language than any other individual ? Many of the idiomatic expressions that he wrote in his plays have become part of the English language that we still use today.

Here is an example : "After being cheated by a handsome,wealthy man, she realised that all that glitters is not gold ".

Choose a quote from Shakespeare and use it to form a sentence of everyday speech . The options are endless.....