Many of the names of Shakespeare's plays and word usage are 7 letters or less, such that studying his work is not the best way to expand one's vocabulary. Shakespeare's somewhat primitive word choice could be attributable what works best in theater, or to Shakespeare's own humble background. Many of the words supposedly invented by Shakespeare consist of word alterations for the stage, which could then have been considered slightly improper English in written form. | Many of the names of Shakespeare's plays and word usage are 7 letters or less, such that studying his work is not the best way to expand one's vocabulary. Shakespeare's somewhat primitive word choice could be attributable what works best in theater, or to Shakespeare's own humble background. Many of the words supposedly invented by Shakespeare consist of word alterations for the stage, which could then have been considered slightly improper English in written form. |