№4. complete the text by filling the correct words in the gaps. comedies member performances sonnets dramas middle class profits tragedies mayor playwrights scripts writer william shakespeare was one of the world’s greatest he lived in england during the second half of the 16th century and the early part of the 17th century. william grew up in stratford-upon-avon, a town where his father had been his family was and young william attended a grammar school in stratford. later on shakespeare went to london to find a job as an actor and it was very difficult because only the best were able to work there. between 1592 and 1594, shakespeare wrote mainly and poems. all theatres were closed because of the black death, which killed millions of people. when theatres opened up again he became a of lord chamberlain’s men, the best acting company in the country. the plays were performed in the globe, a round theatre without a roof. the actors and writers owned the theatre. they bought the costumes and wrote their own . they also shared their plays started in the early afternoon. people who didn’t have money to buy a seat were allowed to stand in the front. sometimes there were special for kings and queens. shakespeare wrote three types of plays. show the downfall of one of the characters. are funny plays that have happy endings and historical plays are about the lives of famous english kings. in 1610 william retired from the theatre and went back to his home town stratford. he died there in 1616.

William Shakespeare was one of the world’s greatest 1)__playwrights___. He lived in England during the second half of the 16th century and the early part of the 17th century. William grew up in Stratford-upon-Avon, a town where his father had been 2)___mayor___. His family was 3)_middle class___ and young William attended a grammar school in Stratford. Later on Shakespeare went to London to find a job as an actor and 4)__  writer___. It was very difficult because only the best were able to work there. Between 1592 and 1594, Shakespeare wrote mainly 5)__sonnets__ and poems. All theatres were closed because of the Black Death, which killed millions of people. When theatres opened up again he became a 6)___member___ of Lord Chamberlain’s Men, the best acting company in the country. The plays were performed in the Globe, a round theatre without a roof. The actors and writers owned the theatre. They bought the costumes and wrote their own 7)_scripts__ . They also shared their 8)__profits__. Plays started in the early afternoon. People who didn’t have money to buy a seat were allowed to stand in the front. Sometimes there were special 9)__performances__ for kings and queens. Shakespeare wrote three types of plays. 10)_tragedies__ show the downfall of one of the characters. 11)__Comedies__ are funny plays that have happy endings and historical plays are 12)__dramas__ about the lives of famous English kings. In 1610 William retired from the theatre and went back to his home town Stratford. He died there in 1616.

There are twelve months in a year.January is the first month of the year.May is the fifth month of the year.There are three months in winter.December is the twelfth month of the year and the first month of winter.There are seven days in a week: the first one is Monday, the second one is Tuesday, the third one is Wednesday, the fourth one is Thursday, the fifth one is Friday, the sixth one is Saturday and the seventh one is Sunday.Sunday is the first day of the week in England and the seventh one in Russia.Monday is the first day in Russia and the seventh in Great Britain.There are twenty-four hours in a day, sixty minutes in an hour and sixty seconds in a minute.September, April, June and November have thirty days. All the rest have thirty-one except February.There are twenty-eight days in February except the leap year. It's the time when February has twenty-nine days.

There are twelve months in a year.January is the first month of the year.May is the fifth month of the year.There are three months in winter.December is the twelfth month of the year and the first month of winter.There are seven days in a week: the first one is Monday, the second one is Tuesday, the third one is Wednesday, the fourth one is Thursday, the fifth one is Friday, the sixth one is Saturday and the seventh one is Sunday.Sunday is the first day of the week in England and the seventh one in Russia.Monday is the first day in Russia and the seventh in Great Britain.There are twenty-four hours in a day, sixty minutes in an hour and sixty seconds in a minute.September, April, June and November have thirty days. All the rest have thirty-one except February.There are twenty-eight days in February except the leap year. It's the time when February has twenty-nine days.