What’s In A Name?

William Shakespeare is regarded by scholars and  PLURAL NOUN alike as the greatest playwright and  NOUN ever to put pen to . Although he wrote in his native  PART OF THE BODY, Shakespeare has been translated into twelve different and his plays and poems are  ADVERB read and performed everywhere in the world. Hamlet’s soliloquy — which begins, “To be or not to be, that is the  NOUN"— has been delivered on stage by more  ADJECTIVE actors than any other  ADJECTIVE NOUN ever written. Among Shakespeare's greatest plays are Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, The  NOUN of Venice, King , A Midsummer Night’s  NOUN, and The Taming of the  NOUN. We could go on, but we must leave. As Romeo said to Juliet, “Parting is such  ADJECTIVE sorrow.”