blablabla, shakespeare was  was an English poet, playwright and actor, widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language and the world's pre-eminent dramatist.

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How did Shakespeare use insults in his plays?

William Shakespeare used cleverly fashioned insults in his plays to amuse his audiences. He wrote insults that everyone could enjoy, and he used a large range of insults, some of which were vulgar, comical, cruel, or simply heinously descriptive

How did Shakespeare's influence on modern language reflect that he was a "man of words"?

If William Shakespeare had not demonstrated such a mastery words as he did, he certainly would not have influenced the English language so robustly. His ability to formulate new, popular words and his ability to maintain an extensive vocabulary positively define him as a "man of words." For his phrases to stand the test of time, Shakespeare must have had a proficiency for the English language.

• In addition to all the words, many phrases that we use daily originated in Shakespeare’s work. When someone talks about “breaking the ice” or having a “heart of gold” or when someone uses any number of other phrases, he is using Shakespeare’s language.

William Shakespeare lived during the time queen Elisabeth 1 ruled.

Called the virgin queen – never married

During queen Elisabeth 1 – England became a military force, and educational institutions were established.

No free discussions of rulers – spies  

Women had no legal rights – all of their money and possessions went to the husband

Only 10 % of women could read

Idea of love