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Banquo calls Macbeth his PARTNER twice in Act 1 Sc 3:
"My noble partner you greet with present grace and great prediction" and "Look, how our partner's rapt".
But Macbeth only uses PARTNER once, in his letter in Act 1 SC 5: "My dearest partner of greatness".
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Just in case you missed it, here is my Google Drive Resource Library.
I hope it sparks new ideas, fuels your creativity, and helps you head into the new school year with confidence.
Wishing you all the best this year.
We've got this, bruh.
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I’ve been trialling different ways to embed mini-whiteboards effectively in English, particularly as our subject demands depth, breadth and analytical thinking
They’re proving to be a really effective tool for CFU, particularly when assessing vocabulary knowledge
See attached:
Since when has it been acceptable to say ‘on this occasion we can’t offer you any compensation ’ when the order from @JustEatUK was not received but stated it was delivered? Unhappy customer. How can I have received the order when I didn’t give the delivery code ?
Adapting a resource idea shared by @MrsSpalding, ‘Postcards from the Dead’, here’s a collaboration between @heymrshallahan@amymayforrester and myself. I added the Macbeth literary critical perspectives 😊#teamenglish https://t.co/gInoi98NHV
@Team_English1 *NEW* MACBETH dual-coded retrieval practice of key quotations. Scaffolded to build confidence - learn; partial recall and then total recall of 15 key quotations. All via Adobe Spark. ACC and AIC to follow later. Help yourselves #teamenglish https://t.co/eM75hI94sv