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МатематикаВопрос:
For many years, people have enjoyed Chaucer's works, and they are still so popular as they were in the past.
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Ответ: as
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For many years, people have enjoyed Chaucer's works, and they are still so popular as they were in the past.
Ответ: as
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Энергия: 100%
Сэкономил время — спас вечер. Иди чиллить, ты это заслужил
Выручи свою тиму — отправь ссылку другу. Карма +100 обеспечена
Энергия: 100%
Сэкономил время — спас вечер. Иди чиллить, ты это заслужил
Выручи свою тиму — отправь ссылку другу. Карма +100 обеспечена
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- Geoffrey Chaucer was the important English writer who lived in the XIV th century.
- He was born in London around 1343, at a time when most educated people wrote on Latin or French.
- Chaucer were not only write books.
- He worked for the king, travelled a lot, and take part in important events.
- By the time he became a well-known writer, he had already travelled to several European countrys.
- When he was still young, he joined a military campaign at France.
- During the war, he did captured by the enemy, but later the English king paid money for his release.
- While Chaucer was travelling across Europe, he meet many people and heard many stories.
- Chaucer's books has influenced English literature for centuries, and his work remains relevant to this day.
- He is best known of The Canterbury Tales, a collection of stories told by travellers on a journey.
- The stories were wrote in Middle English, the language people actually spoke at that time.
- So, they were easy for common people to understand than Latin or French texts.
- There are not much examples of pure tragedy in Chaucer's works, as most of his stories mix humour with serious themes.
- He enjoyed making fun of people and sometimes even of yourself.
- This sense of humour helped his characters feel real and close with everyday life.
