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    Today's class goal is to identify examples of figurative language in Shakespeare's play "Julius Caesar", breakdown how it is used, and understand its significance. The class will look at examples of figurative language from the play and discuss its purpose. Students are expected to complete a worksheet on figurative language in the play that is due by the end of class.

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    Today's class goal is to identify examples of figurative language in Shakespeare's play "Julius Caesar", breakdown how it is used, and understand its significance. The class will look at examples of figurative language from the play and discuss its purpose. Students are expected to complete a worksheet on figurative language in the play that is due by the end of class.

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    Out of Class: Read Acts 3 and 4 by Friday For Our Quiz.: Identify The Course Goals and Their Significance To You

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    Today's class goal is to identify examples of figurative language in Shakespeare's play "Julius Caesar", breakdown how it is used, and understand its significance. The class will look at examples of figurative language from the play and discuss its purpose. Students are expected to complete a worksheet on figurative language in the play that is due by the end of class.

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    Today is: February 2, 2018

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