This is one of those tantalizing questions since one whole scene of Henry V is in French and good French too. There is further French later on in the same play. There are also phrases here and there which suggest that Shakespeare probably did speak it and didn't get someone else to write those bits of Henry V. But how he learned it is anyone's guess.
to let people gain skills and knowledge
It depends on the play. Each one has a different central idea. But in general, by reading Shakespeare plays you can gain an insight into the Elizabethan period. What was important to them, how they spoke, what they valued, what were the intrigues and wars, etc...
If "Shakespeare" was the Earl of Oxford, yes, indeed they met -- around 1572, when Oxford was 22 and both were at the Court of Elizabeth. However satisfying that result may be, the real William Shakespeare is unlikely to have met Byrd, who moved to a small town in Essex at about the same time as Shakespeare's career was starting to gain momentum in 1594.
In Romeo and Juliet, wisdom and knowledge was gained by the two families because of their children's death. So you see, a tragic experience (the death of Romeo and Juliet), helped the two families to gain wisdom and knowledge (to get over the feud that the two families had).
Shakespeare's sonnet 42 (That thou hast her) has some weak alliterations, particularly on 'l', scattered through the poem:A loss in love that touches me more nearly.If I lose thee, my loss is my love's gain,but alliteration is not an important technique in this poem (it is neither structural nor semantically significant).The important techniques to look at in this sonnet are parallel construction (in the second line above, 'lose' is echoed by 'loss' and antithesised by 'gain'), and especially word repetition.
we do we gain for knowledge? What we gain from knowledge is facts.
a way not to gain scientific knowledge is by not using the right materials
The best way to gain knowledge is to study, observe, and learn.
These are actually knowledge based website where someone can check his knowledge alongwith a game and can also gain points. Like Quiz on science, Geography, politics, language, general knowledge, current affairs, maths etc. can be played here
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gain (noun) is written the same in French. To gain (verb) is gagner, obtenir.
Yes, it is important for a child to gain knowledge in various subjects such as language, mathematics, science, and social studies. Knowledge is essential for a child's intellectual development, understanding of the world, and future academic success.
To gain knowledge, comprehension, or mastery of through experience or study.
A degree in French will help you to gain any job in France as you will be speaking in the native tongue! You could, for example, end up working in a French PR company. If you wanted a job specifically using French language you could consider: Language teacher Translation work Tourism The world is your oyster!
to gain knowledge
In Latin to discover is comperire (to gain knowledge, find out, discover) or invenire (to come upon. find, meet, discover). Discovery is comperio or invenio .
Before the French Revolution, what is now france, was inhabited by celtic-speakers. Afterwards, the people of France started to gain influences from the Roman empire, such as Spanish, French, Portuguese, italien, etc. Thus creating the Romance Languages.