Options are: --You can find these works at your local library, at bookstores, or online. Start with one of shakespeare's more popular and quintessential works, such as romeo and juliet or hamlet.; --It has far more cohesive parts than shakespeare's. Shakespearean plays are usually direct quotations, and usually use a stanza.; --Start by watching a few shakespeare's plays and reading information about the lord of the rings and his predictions. Just enough to get the basic vocabulary into your head before reading shakespeare's work.; --If you're right-handed, you can begin to read to the right of and slightly to the left, especially when reading your dialogue. This will help you pick up on an unusual pattern of syntax.;Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to speak like shakespeare 
Read shakespeare's work. 
To get a feel for shakespearean language, read some of his plays or sonnets. Shakespearean language can seem dense, but it is less difficult to understand the more your read.
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You can find these works at your local library, at bookstores, or online. Start with one of shakespeare's more popular and quintessential works, such as romeo and juliet or hamlet.