The 10 Best INSULTS from SHAKESPEARE

William Shakespeare, the great English poet and playwright, was the inventor of a number of colourful words and insults in his writing. In this lesson, we look at ten short excerpts from his plays to learn some interesting expressions you may want to try using yourself. I will pick the best insults from A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Macbeth, King Lear, The Taming of the Shrew, and more. So the next time you want to get rid of an annoying person, try saying, “I am sick when I do look upon thee!” Results guaranteed.

Great lesson Benjamin!!Thank you so much ;)

knopfler86

Thanks for the lesson.

cikmet

Thank you Benjamin for interesting lesson!

Vladimir

Amazing! I’m going to write down all these ones; I have never had seen more creative than these ones. Just thinking about it, I’m feeling better. Thanks!

Roberto

Hi Benjamin, thank you for the lesson, this is interesting to improve the vocabulary.

maju93

Did I watch a video that Bajamin interviewed Dan who is a presenter coming from BBC learning English Program? I’m not sure or it’s just a small world.

EVman

Beautiful tattoo!

Lorcy Gabriel

I got 10/10, the lesson is a little bit difficult so i have to review sometimes to understand, many words are weird and rarely see in realfife anyway thank Benjamin