<blockquote><div> <div><div> <img src="http://getfile0.posterous.com/getfile/files.posterous.com/guykawasaki/thJnoEzvdpIIBjbciifhemvGuAdhiqjlddpcFIbzrFHhtcqJxyfabsmCvtAB/media_httpfarm9static_lIFCh.jpg.scaled500.jpg" height="112" alt="Media_httpfarm9static_lifch" width="171" /> </div> </div> <p>In celebration of the 448th anniversary of William Shakespeare's birth, it seems appropriate to review a selection of the 2,000 or so words and phrases created by the English poet and playwright. You can thank old Willy Shakes for terms like puppy dog, dead as a doornail, and alligator.</p> <p></p> <p>Improve your vocabulary and your writing skills.</p> </div></blockquote>
In celebration of the 448th anniversary of William Shakespeare's birth, it seems appropriate to review a selection of the 2,000 or so words and phrases created by the English poet and playwright. You can thank old Willy Shakes for terms like puppy dog, dead as a doornail, and alligator.
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