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How to Learn Quotes for English Literature (6 Easy Ways)

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How to Learn Quotes for English Literature (6 Easy Ways)

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1. Enact
2. Write and check
3. Hang Man
4. H n M n
5. Draw
6. Paragraphs on writer's viewpoints

Stick around for number 6, which is the most useful.
If you are studying Macbeth, it is even more useful, as the quotation I write about is "Look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under it"

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