Question

shakespeare ioi bell ringers unit 5 - absolute power monday inversions: shakespeare frequently puts words in a strange order so the sentence follows a particular rhythm. how would you reword the following sentence so that it looks like it would normally appear in our language today? \what light through yonder window breaks?\ - romeo and juliet tuesday inversions ii: how would you reword the following sentence so that it looks like it would normally appear in our language today?
ear the birnam wood shall we meet them; that way are they coming.\ - macbeth

Explanation:

In modern - day English, we re - order the words to follow the common subject - verb - object or other standard word orders. For the first sentence, "What light" is the subject, "breaks" is the verb, and "through yonder window" is a prepositional phrase. For the second sentence, "we" is the subject, "shall meet" is the verb phrase, and "them near the Birnam Wood" is the object and prepositional phrase, and "they are coming that way" is the normal order for the second part.

Answer:

Monday: What light breaks through yonder window?
Tuesday: We shall meet them near the Birnam Wood; they are coming that way.