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William Shakespeare
Step Three B1.2
Love in Shakespeare:
Five Stories
Summary-based Activities
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usually always into never drink between by to with The Montague and the Capulet families of Verona were enemies and
in sad on from son at for always fighting and disturbing the peace of the city.
were (0) …....……
Lord and Lady Montague’ (1) …....…… Romeo met Juliet, the daughter
The Montague and the Capulet families of Verona were enemies and of his enemies, at a ball and he immediately fell in love and confessed
always fighting and disturbing the peace of the city.
were (0) …....…… his love to her when he later saw Juliet standing (2) …....…… her
Lord and Lady Montague’ (1) …....…… Romeo met Juliet, the daughter balcony. They decided to get married secretly (3) …....…… the help of
of his enemies, at a ball and he immediately fell in love and confessed Friar Lawrence. A fight (4) …....…… Juliet’s cousin, Tybalt, and Romeo
his love to her when he later saw Juliet standing (2) …....…… her caused his exile (5) …....…… the city of Verona and made Juliet very
balcony. They decided to get married secretly (3) …....…… the help of (6) …....……, especially because her parents wanted her to marry
Friar Lawrence. A fight (4) …....…… Juliet’s cousin, Tybalt, and Romeo Count Paris. Juliet asked Friar Lawrence to help her and he thought
caused his exile (5) …....…… the city of Verona and made Juliet very of a very good plan: he gave Juliet a liquid to (7) …....…… that would
(6) …....……, especially because her parents wanted her to marry make her sleep for 42 hours. Her parents would think she was dead
Count Paris. Juliet asked Friar Lawrence to help her and he thought and would take her to the family vault. The friar would then send a
of a very good plan: he gave Juliet a liquid to (7) …....…… that would message (8) …....…… Romeo explaining the situation and then they
make her sleep for 42 hours. Her parents would think she was dead could finally escape together. The message (9) …....…… arrived to
and would take her to the family vault. The friar would then send a Romeo, who heard the news of Juliet’s death and went to die next to
message (8) …....…… Romeo explaining the situation and then they her body. Juliet woke up and realised what had happened: she picked
could finally escape together. The message (9) …....…… arrived to up his knife and plunged it (10) …....…… her heart.
Romeo, who heard the news of Juliet’s death and went to die next to
her body. Juliet woke up and realised what had happened: she picked 0 A sometimes B always C never D usually
up his knife and plunged it (10) …....…… her heart. 1 A son B cousin C nephew D friend
2 A over B at C in D on
3 A thanks B with C by D through
4 A between B with C against D together
5 A by B from C to D away
6 A confused B worried C happy D sad
7 A pour B have C drink D buy
8 A to B at C for D from
9 A nothing B not C no D never
10 A in B at C into D to
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none very what from took in for that about away to Baptista Minola, a rich man from Padua, had two daughters, Bianca
which on much not of and Katharina. Bianca was quiet and sweet, Katharina was very bad-
tempered and men were frightened of her. The father didn’t know
Baptista Minola, a rich man from Padua, had two daughters, Bianca what to do because Bianca had two suitors and Katharina had
(0) ……….
and Katharina. Bianca was quiet and sweet, Katharina was very bad- (1) ………., but Baptista wanted Katharina, the eldest, to marry first.
tempered and men were frightened of her. The father didn’t know A man (2) ………. Verona, Petruchio, arrived (3) ………. Padua because
what to do because Bianca had two suitors and Katharina had
(0) ………. he was looking (4) ………. a wife. He was immediately told (5) ……….
(1) ………., but Baptista wanted Katharina, the eldest, to marry first. Katharina and her big dowry, but also about her bad character. All
A man (2) ………. Verona, Petruchio, arrived (3) ………. Padua because this information made Petruchio (6) ………. interested in her and he
he was looking (4) ………. a wife. He was immediately told (5) ………. decided to meet her straight (7) ……….. . He introduced himself
Katharina and her big dowry, but also about her bad character. All (8) ……… a very surprised Baptista Minola and started courting
this information made Petruchio (6) ………. interested in her and he Katharina until he agreed with her father (9) ………. they should
decided to meet her straight (7) ……….. . He introduced himself marry. The day of their marriage Petruchio arrived late and very
(8) ……… a very surprised Baptista Minola and started courting badly dressed; he then (10) ………. Katharina back to Verona
Katharina until he agreed with her father (9) ………. they should immediately and once there, he started taming her by making her life
marry. The day of their marriage Petruchio arrived late and very very difficult. Eventually Katharina realised that she loved Petruchio
badly dressed; he then (10) ………. Katharina back to Verona and that his rude behaviour taught her a lesson and changed her
immediately and once there, he started taming her by making her life attitude for ever.
very difficult. Eventually Katharina realised that she loved Petruchio
and that his rude behaviour taught her a lesson and changed her 0 A whatever B what C that D which
attitude for ever. 1 A anything B nothing C not D none
2 A from B25 of C by D in
3 A on B to C in D at
4 A before B for C at D to
5 A about B of C on D for
6 A many B much C very D lots
7 A far B off C forward D away
8 A to B at C for D on
9 A which B that C because D why
10 A took B brought C taking D takes
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Baptista Minola, a rich man from Padua, had two daughters, Bianca A The day of their marriage Petruchio arrived late and very
and Katharina. Bianca was quiet and sweet, Katharina was very bad- badly dressed.
tempered and men were frightened of her. The father didn’t know B He introduced himself to a very surprised Baptista Minola and
what to do because Bianca had two suitors and Katharina had
(0) ………. started courting Katharina until he agreed with her father
(1) ………., but Baptista wanted Katharina, the eldest, to marry first. that they should marry.
A man (2) ………. Verona, Petruchio, arrived (3) ………. Padua because
C He then took Katharina back to Verona immediately and once
he was looking (4) ………. a wife. He was immediately told (5) ……….
there, he started taming her by making her life very difficult.
Katharina and her big dowry, but also about her bad character. All
this information made Petruchio (6) ………. interested in her and he D Eventually Katharina realised that she loved Petruchio and
decided to meet her straight (7) ……….. . He introduced himself that his rude behaviour taught her a lesson and changed her
(8) ……… a very surprised Baptista Minola and started courting attitude for ever.
Katharina until he agreed with her father (9) ………. they should E A man from Verona, Petruchio, arrived in Padua because he
marry. The day of their marriage Petruchio arrived late and very was looking for a wife.
badly dressed; he then (10) ………. Katharina back to Verona F He was immediately told about Katharina and her big dowry,
immediately and once there, he started taming her by making her life but also about her bad character.
very difficult. Eventually Katharina realised that she loved Petruchio G All this information made Petruchio very interested in her and
and that his rude behaviour taught her a lesson and changed her he decided to meet her straight away.
attitude for ever.
H Bianca was quiet and sweet, Katharina was very bad-
tempered and men were frightened of her.
I Baptista Minola, a rich man from Padua, had two daughters,
Bianca and Katharina.
J The father didn’t know what to do because Bianca had two
suitors and Katharina had none.
K Baptista wanted Katharina, the eldest, to marry first.
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Baptista Minola, a poor (rich) man from Padua, had two daughters,
Bianca and Katharina. Bianca was lively (quiet) and sweet, Katharina
was very bad-tempered and men were attracted to frightened of her.
The father didn’t know what to do because Bianca had two suitors
and Katharina had lots none, but Baptista wanted Katharina, the
youngest eldest, to marry first. A man from Verona, Petruchio,
arrived in Venezia Padua because he was looking for a wife. He was
immediately told about Katharina and her big house dowry, but also
about her nice bad character. All this information made Petruchio
very interested in her and he decided to meet her straight away.
He introduced himself to a very sad surprised Baptista Minola and
started courting Katharina until he agreed with her father that
they should get engaged marry. The day of their marriage Petruchio
arrived late and very well badly dressed; he then took Katharina back
to Verona immediately and once there, he started taming her by
making her life very easy difficult. Eventually Katharina realised that
she loved Petruchio and that his gentle rude behaviour taught her a Editor: Michela Bruzzo
lesson and changed her attitude for ever. © 2011 Black Cat, Genoa, London
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