Profe de inglés - 16-4-2007 at 21:00
Words like "puke" ( 
), "well-read", "useful" and "priceless" were
introduced in English by adorable William Shakespeare! Tons of words, actually! Do you know any?
And tons of expressions:
All's well that ends well
There's the rub (Read about its context clicking on the link)
(One I adapted 'cause I bet Shakespeare would have!)
People get soiled in the working (the actual quote starts with "Man")
It's Greek to me (Read about its origin: )
Kids' Shakespearean Insults! - Become a cute well-read bastard!
http://www.folger.edu/documents/KidInsults.pdf
AND...
Kids' Shakespearean Compliments! - Become an adorable well-read cutey!
http://www.folger.edu/documents/KidCompliments.pdf
Finally, here is a little glossary for Shakespeare newbies! (and not so newbies!)
http://www.shakespearehigh.com/classroom/guide/page3.shtml WHY? BECAUSE some of the words you think you know what they mean had a different
meaning in his times! 
Oops! gotta go!