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Macbeth Act III

conflict, external conflict, internal conflict, climax, dramatic irony, reading between the lines, indissoluble, dauntless, jocund, infirmity, malevolence, subject verb agreement
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conflictthe struggle between two forces (creates drama)
external conflictstruggle between two characters or groups
internal conflictstruggle within a character
climaxpoint at which the internal and external conflicts are greatest
dramatic ironywords or actions of a character take on a meaning for the audience or readers different from the one the character intends
reading strategy: reading between the linesconnecting a character's remark to later events (linking different parts of the play and finding their deeper meanings)
indissoluble (adj.)not able to be dissolved or undone
dauntless (adj.)fearless; cannot be intimidated
jocund (adj.)cheerful; jovial
infirmity (n.)physical or mental defect; illness
malevolence (n.)ill will; spitefulness
subject and verb agreementverbs agree with their subjects in number--singular subjects must have singular verbs and plural subjects must have plural verbs


Mrs. Carol Moore
Teacher
English Language Institute
Valdosta, GA

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