This is an All-Ears English Podcast, episode 1936, how Shakespeare can boost your business English.

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Do you read the classics? Today get three high-level English words that

Shakespeare invented, and that you can employ in a corporate setting to keep your business English

from becoming lackluster. Listen in today.

Hey there, Aubrey, how's everything today? I am great. I have a fun little pop quiz question for you.

Pop quiz? All right, I am ready. Okay, so first of all, this is about William Shakespeare. Do you

like Shakespeare? Do you read Shakespeare ever? Not currently in college. That's what I did.

I had to read it in college. Yeah, it's in high school and call, more so in high school for me,

but in, yeah, in school, we absolutely read all the classics. McBeth, right?

Romeo and Juliet. Hamlet, probably. I think Odello, is that what was Odello?

Odello. Odello. I loved Odello. That's a good one. It's been a while.

It's been a while. So yeah, I've had my go with Shakespeare, for sure. Okay, so here's your

pop quiz question. I did not know this, so don't be embarrassed if you don't know it.

How many words do you think William Shakespeare invented in English? Oh, it's a good question.

This is a trivia question that I'll have to remember from my next trivia night.

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