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1
Did Shakespeare say...
Yes, in The Tempest
Nope, Dickens did in The Pinwick Papers
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Did he coin the phrase..."Say What????"
Hmm. That's a definite NO
I'd say YES. That sounds like Shakespeare
3
Did Shakespeare say this...
No way.
Um Yes. His picture is on the picture.
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Tacky, tacky. Did Shakespeare use this word to describe someone who is cheap, unfashionable..?
No, George Eliot did in 1851
Um no. Kim Kardashian did.
5
Love knock knock jokes. Did Shakespeare start the phrase?
Yes, in MacBeth
No way! It was a comedian who coined the phrase
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How about this one?
No. Jon Bon Jovi sang it in Wanted Dead or Alive
Yes in Henry V
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Did Shakespeare coin the phrase...
Yes, in The Merchant of Venice
No, it was said in Romeo and Juliet
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"Wear my heart upon my sleeve"
Nope, the phrase was said in Othello
Yep, Ryan Gosling said it in The Notebook
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LOL. Did Shakespeare come up with this lovely saying?
No way. This phrase was coined by Lewis Carroll
Of course he did. Most of his plays were hilarious
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How about this one...
No way! This was said by Jane Austen in Emma
He sure did in The Tempest
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Is this true?
No, the English language is too vast
Yes. Many phrases were coined by Shakespeare
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"Dead as a Doornail"
Dickens made it up in A Christmas Carol
Shakespeare said it in Henry VI
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Ouch. Did he coin this...
Um No. Once again, this is Dickens
Absolutely yes! Shakspeare used it in MacBeth.
