3. “Searching in the snow for my dropped keys felt like a wild goose chase I needed to give up on.”

• Add the quote and what Shakespeare work it comes from. 

• Explain what is means to use this phrase today.

• Use the phrase in a new sentence in correct context.

2) The quote in simple terms means "Whatever you do, keep it up to your words"

2)Don't be afraid of greatness. Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have the drive for greatness.

It is the green-eyed monster which doth mock

The meat it feeds on" (Act 3, Scene 3).

2)The quote is simply telling us that the green eyed monster is a jealous person

2) Means that you should not fall in love just with a person's beauty, but rather fall in love with their personality, mind, heart, and soul.

It’s a word you would use when your upset

When would you use this term in context?

For when you are upset or frustrated

2)"I will wear my heart upon my sleeve" is used to describe that someone prefers to hide their emotions instead of show them.

3)“Ellie is disappointed because she cannot express her feelings since she wears her heart upon her sleeve.”

2) The phrase "The world is my oyster" is often used to say that the world is yours. You can do anything or go anywhere you want in your life because you can do so.

3) You can do anything you want if you set your mind to it. The world is your oyster! And nothing stopping you from doing it!

2) - "and she kept making jokes to him as if she was making him laugh himself into stitches."