Match the Shakespearean Word or Contraction with the meaning.

Question 1 options:

bid

ne'er

yea

dar'st

prithee

oft

doth

naught

thee/thou

beseech

1.

beg

2.

ask, request, command

3.

dare

4.

do, does

5.

nothing

6.

never

7.

often

8.

I pray thee, I ask thee

9.

you

10.

yes

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