Short Articles for Reading 2nd-Book 2 Unit10 (E)

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acknowledge

to agree or accept something is true or exists
Most people generally acknowledge Shakespeare as the greatest writer in the English language.

fame

the state of being very well-known
It was very sad because he died young and at the height of his fame.

suspicion

a doubt; an idea that something is likely not true
There are suspicions that Shakespeare attended grammar school, although there are no records of it.

bank

the higher ground, especially along the sides of a river
The ship got stuck on the bank of the river.

documentary

relating to or as shown by documents
Your passport gives documentary proof that you are a citizen of your country.

certificate

an official document showing particular facts are true
I was given a certificate after completing the computer course.

fortune

a large amount of wealth
Shakespeare probably enjoyed fame and fortune during his career.

playwright

a person who writes plays
My grandfather was a playwright. He wrote many wonderful scripts when he was alive.

comedy

a play or movie with humorous characters and plot
Is this movie a comedy or a musical?

tragedy

a play that is serious and has a sad ending
It was a tragedy that she died so young.

considerable

great in amount or degree
They paid a considerable amount of money for that car.