Shakespeare has been credited with either coining or at least popularizing myriad phrases that have become so ingrained into the everyday lexicon that many people aren’t even aware of their origins.

The cobblestone streets of 16th-century England continue all the way to modern classrooms around the globe, and Shakespeare's language has proven remarkably resilient. His phrases have woven ...

And his words − the countless words, coined phrases and twists of the tongue − continue to shape literature and language. You might even be surprised by how much of Shakespeare still saturates ...

In Shakespeare, language is your ammunition—you want to be fully armed!” Shakespeare coined many phrases that we still use today (including “all that glitters isn’t gold,” “green-eyed ...

He is famous throughout the world for the plays that brought hundreds of words and phrases to everyday English language. But it seems that William Shakespeare is not as well known as he once was.

It’s hard to imagine a writer who has had as enduring an impact on the English language as William Shakespeare. Phrases like “neither rhyme nor reason,” “too much of a good thing” or ...