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The Elizabethan Era was the reign of Queen Elizabeth I of England, 1558-1603. Basically the second half of the sixteenth century. The language they spoke was English, Modern English, readily comprehensible by twentifirst century English speakers, although it was a different dialect. In the same way that you do, they sometimes shortened words for speaking purposes. These are called contractions, like when you say "can't" instead of "can not", or "I'll" instead of "I will". The "a" with (and sometimes without) an apostrophe could be a short form for many words, particularly "he" (apostrophe before), "at" (apostrophe after) and "have" (apostrophe both before and after). However, the frequent use of this particular contraction was peculiar to Shakespeare: neither Marlowe, Lyly, Spenser, Nashe or Webster ever use it, and it does not appear in the King James Bible either. Jonson uses it once in Every Man in His Humour as a contraction for "he". The use of this contraction would appear to be part of Shakespeare's Warwickshire dialect, and not a general part of Elizabethan English at all.
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Who was trying to invade england in the elizabethian era?
the spanish armada in 1585-1588
When were the Elizabethian sports invented?
Well, it had to be during the Elizabethan Era, so between 1558-1603.
What was the era called when Queen Elizabeth was a monarch of England?
it was called the Elizabethian Era and it was from the Tudor Dynasty. There is still furniture from this time sold today
What was Queen Elizabeth's time period called?
The Elizabethian Age IMPROVEMENT. The Elizabethan Era and/or The Golden Age
During what period of time did theatre begin?
We just learned about this here in World History, The Elizabethian Era is the answer you're looking for
Whose work is the best example of elizabethian literature?
The works of William Shakespeare are considered the best example of Elizabethan literature. Shakespeare's plays, such as "Hamlet" and "Romeo and Juliet," are renowned for their complex characters, poetic language, and exploration of themes that were relevant during the Elizabethan era.
What is an elizabethian theatre like?
good
The Elizabeth period was also known as?
the elizabethian period
What is the play romeo and juliet?
It's an elizabethian tradgity
Differences between elizabethian theater and modern theater?
Two things: electric lighting and actresses, both of which we now have, neither of which the Elizabethans had.
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An archeological era.
How did elizabethian audiences behave?
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