What kind of styles did he use in writing Romeo and Juliet?

Answer 1

He wrote the play Romeo and Juliet in poetic form. The specific kind is iambic pentameter. Iambic pentameter is a form in which each line has ten syllables. It goes in a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables.

Answer 2

He used modern sets and costumes, and replaced certain plot devices with more modern ones, such as replacing swords and daggers with pistols, replacing Friar John with FedEx, and so on. He occasionally added modern touches such as the ecstasy pill at the party or the video surveillance of the balcony scene to amplify the intent of the original (that Romeo is entering a different mental state at the party, that Romeo and Juliet are in constant danger of being overheard or spotted during the balcony scene)

Answer 3

Presumably he wanted to connect the emotions and experiences of Shakespeare's characters with the young people of today. Well, not today anymore, more like 1996.

Answer 4

Modern