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1) Geoffrey Chaucer belonged to the merchant class.
2) His skill and inventiveness as the writer of "The Book of the Duchess" as well as his clever mind and practical skills made him successful during his life.
3) He was the first poet to be buried in Westminster Abbey.
4) "The Canterbury Tales" belonged to the genre called "estates satire". Chaucer added to this genre many figures representing the rising merchant class.
5) The story is about thirty people who meet at the Tabard Inn to join a pilgrimage to Canterbury Cathedral and the shrine of Thomas Becket. The innkeeper suggests that every pilgrim should tell four stories during the travel and the one who tells the best story will win a free dinner.
6) In his presentation Chaucher didn't follow the three orders of society, instead he added some characters like the Wife of Bath who represents the new merchant class.
7) In medieval times the purpose of a pilgrimage was finding forgiveness, giving thanks or demonstrating the faith.
8) In the Middle Ages in England were spoken French, Anglo-Saxon and Latin.
9) When Chaucer began to write English had replaced French in local school, it was becoming the language of government and the demand for literary works in English was growing.
10) His style was based on French and Latin models as well as a deep knowledge of actual speech and popular tradition.

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1)Chaucer belonged to the middle class
2)He wrote many books and his most important work was The Book of Duchess
3)He was buried in Westminster Abbey
4)The Canterbury Tales belong to the estates satire
5)The Story is about 30 people including Chaucer as narrator that met at the Tobard Inn for a pilgrimage to the Canterbury cathedral.
6) No, It was entirely focused on the noble estate
7)To search forgiveness
8) French, Anglo-saxon and latino

9)english had replaced French as the main language user for instruction and was becoming the language of governement
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1) Geoffrey Chaucer belonged to the merchant class and he was the son of a wine merchant.
2) "The Book of Duchess" was one of his most important works and thanks to that he became famous.
3) He was the first post to ne buried in 1400 in Westminster Abbey, in what was to become Poets' Corner.
4) "The Canterbury Tales" belongs to a genre of writing known as 'estates satire'. He also included a significant number of figures representing the rising merchant class of his day.
5) The story is about 30 people, including Chaucer as narrator, who met at the Tabard Inn in London.
6)

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1) Chaucer belonged to the middle class.
2) He became famous because he had a clever mind combined with inventiveness as a writer.
3) He was buried in Westminster Abbey.
4) The Canterbury tales belong to a genre of writing known as "estates satire". He added a lot of characters to represent the merchant class of his day.
5) The story is about thirty people that are going to join a pilgrimage to the Canterbury cathedral.
6)No, he didn’t. He focused completely on the noble estate.
7)The purposes of a pilgrimage in medieval times were: search forgiveness and demonstrate their faith.
8)The three languages that were spoken in England in the Middle Ages were: French, Anglo-Saxon and Latin.
9)When Chaucer began to write, English had substituted French and it became the language of instruction and of government. Moreover literary works in English were really demanded.

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1) Geoffrey Chaucer was the son of a wine merchant.
2) The thing that made him successful during his life was The Book of the Duchess.
3) He was buried in Westminister Abbey.
4) The genre of The Canterbury Tales was "estates satire". Chaucer added a significant number of figures representing the rising merchant class of his day.
5) The story is about thirty people, including Chaucer as narrator, who meet at the Tabard Inn in London.
6) In his presentation Chaucer didn't follow the three orders. He introduced a significant number of figures representing the rising merchant class.
7) In medieval times the purpose of a pilgrimage was the search of forgiveness, giving thanks or demostrating the faith
8) In England in the Middle Ages were spoken three languages: French, Anglo Saxon and Latin.
9) When Chaucer began to write, English had replaced French as the language of instruction in local schools qnd it was becoming the language of government. Besides there was a growing demand for literary works in English.
10)  His style was formed by French and Latin models and also by a deep knowledge of actual speech

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Geoffrey Chaucer belonged to the middle class, his father was a wine merchant. He became famous after having written his most famous work, THE BOOK OF THE DUCHESS, dedicated to the dead wife of John of Gaunt. Geoffrey Chaucer died in 1400 and he was buried in Westminster Abbey.
He wrote also "The Canterbury Tales", a narrative poem that he modified adding charatteristics wich belong to the "estates satire"

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1)Geoffrey Chaucer belong to the middle class
2)the thing that made him successful was the Book of the Duchessa.
3)He was burse în Westmisterie Abbey, în 1400

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1)Chaucer Belongs to the middle class: he was, infact, the son of a wine merchant.
2)His skills and inventiveness as a writer, combined with his clever mind made him succesful.
3)He was buried in Westminster Abbey
4)"The Canterbury Tales" belongs to the genre known as the "estates satire". He also added a great number of figures representing the rising merchant class.

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1) Chaucer was a merchant

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1) He belonged to Middle class.
2) The thing that made him successful was The Book of the Duches.d
3) He was buried in Westminster Abbey.
4) It belonged to "estates satire". He also added a lor of figures representing the rising merchant of his day.
5) The story is about a pilgrimage to Canterbury Cathedral of thirty People, including Chaucer as narrator, who meet at the Tabard Inn in London.
6) Yes, there is a Knight who is the only representative of the noble estate

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1) He belonged to The Middle class
2) "The book of The Duchess" was the reason of his succsess during his life
3) He was buried in Westminster Abbey, on 1400
4) "The Canterbury Tales" belongs to a genre of writing known as "estates satire". Chaucer added a significant number of figures representing the rising merchant class of his day.
5) The story talks about thirty people who meet at the Tabard Inn in London.
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