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karimmoon1 :
personally I did midsummer's nights dream in year 7 and didn't understand a thing but when I did macbeth in year 11 i found it quite straight forward
2022-07-16 20:54:03
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who the hell is vogel 🐦 :
we did king lear 😳 the tragedies are easier to study
2022-07-16 18:53:37
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madz :
we studied the tempest in year 7 and i didnt understand a word of it, but did romeo and juliet for my gcse this year and found it really fun
2022-07-17 09:53:26
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Thatchronic_reader :
I did midsummers night dream in year 6 (10/11), the tempest in year 7 (11/12), Romeo and Juliet in year 8(12/13) and Macbeth for gcse
2022-07-17 08:50:29
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literature.luvr :
we did julius caesar, romeo and juliet, the tempest and macbeth in high school and will do othello in college
2022-07-16 19:51:18
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𝘍𝘳𝘦𝘺♟️ :
I don’t know but we did Romeo and Juliet at my primary when we were in year 2 or something
2022-07-16 21:14:57
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ashleigh :
100% agree! His comedies require more understanding of the language/context of the period which makes them less accessible to younger students
2022-07-17 12:19:23
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Róisín Downey :
Ireland - We did the Merchant of Venice in Third Year (about age 15) and King Lear in Sixth Year (about age 17/18).
2022-07-17 11:06:09
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pepsimaxconnoisseur :
i like both, comedies more for general enjoyment, but i think tragedies are easier to analyse
2022-07-17 11:36:39
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<3 :
Othello instead of Macbeth it’s more relevant and realistic to teenagers
2022-07-17 11:54:17
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Jade <3 :
we did the tempest and macbeth, macbeth at gcses
2022-07-17 11:46:30
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Soph Turner :
Idk I did Romeo and Juliet and midsummer nights dream when was in lower school and merchant in Venice and anton and Cleopatra when I was older
2022-07-17 12:55:18
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Oliver :
yea we did msnd in lower years then for gcse we did macbeth. msnd was quite confusing, even when we watched it AND performed it ourselves tbh
2022-07-17 12:56:53
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hurricane7772 :
We did Macbeth in yr9 and I think that was perfect, I did a midsummer night’s dream when I was in yr6 and I didn’t get it at all 😂 definitely agree
2022-07-17 10:31:00
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c :
no i read romeo and juliet, macbeth in year 9-11 but the tempest in y13
2022-07-17 12:12:24
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✨️ em ✨️ :
we did twelfth night at alevel and macbeth for gcse and romeo and juliet in like year 8 and that's it
2022-07-17 00:47:24
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Hania🦔 (ac1677) :
we did misdummer nights dream julius ceaser and hamlet in yr 7 and we're doing romeo and juliet now in yr 8 so not with our school
2022-07-17 01:01:18
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Dreamy Cowpoke :
I think id have appreciated the comedies more in yr 11 than i did learning them in yr 7
2022-07-17 13:04:55
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Baja :
Literally so true. Did a comedy in high school and it was totally lost on me, did another one years later in uni and it was way more enjoyable
2022-07-17 12:35:02
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Sisterhood Of The Red Tresses :
I didn't understand any of the comedies untill I saw them live
2022-07-17 15:03:24
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theabigail12 :
We did Macbeth in year 6. Amnd in y7. Macbeth again at some point and then romeo and Julie in y9. And I'll be doing it for my GCSE as well
2022-07-17 12:57:22
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citrus.oc :
the only shakespeake play I've ever done was macbeth in year 10/11 and I genuinely kind of loved it
2022-07-17 12:35:05
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rose.06 :
I did midsummer's night in year 7, romeo and juliet year 9 and much ado for gcse and my favourite was by far much ado
2022-07-17 11:43:48
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Flora 🫧✨🪽 :
This is so true - In year 6 I did Midsummers night dream, yr 8 and GCSE Macbeth and A Level Hamlet (which was by far my fave).
2022-07-17 11:11:25
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