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The purpose of paraphrasing Shakespeare’s text is to?
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To restate Shakespeare’s words in plain, contemporary language so the meaning is clear. Paraphrasing helps you understand archaic vocabulary and syntax, check comprehension, summarize plot or argument, and prepare for deeper analysis or discussion.
Note: a paraphrase focuses on sense, not on preserving poetic devices (meter, diction, imagery), so it should be used alongside—rather than instead of—close reading of the original.
Note: a paraphrase focuses on sense, not on preserving poetic devices (meter, diction, imagery), so it should be used alongside—rather than instead of—close reading of the original.
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