Question

https://prnt.sc/s0wnst cant copy whats the answer

Answer 1

I'm not sure what the article suggests you do, but often time, Shakespear poems and plays are written with a reverse sentence structure. The typical English sentence structure starts with a subject, followed with a verb, and then ended with an object. However, Shakespeare often wrote his works with a sentence starting with the object, subject, then the verb. Sometimes, the subject first, object second, and then the verb last. This is the main reason why most people have difficulty reading his works. The best thing to do would be to rearrange his sentences so it follows the traditional English sentence patterns.

Answer 2

Now, I'm not sure what the article mentioned in the question states, but that is what is typically recommended when it comes to understanding his works.