I appreciate you letting me know. That means a lot. @theconfidential1586 Good luck with your finals tomorrow!

Thank you @dishatripathi2943 I'm glad you found these videos helpful. I am working on Romeo and Juliet currently.

Good luck @atharpi on your exams!

You're welcome! @amanagrawal588 Thanks for leaving a comment!

Please make new videos

@@atharpi I am working on Romeo and Juliet. 😀

Glad you found the video useful @safix_0734 Have a great day!

Yikes! The summary was hard enough to complete.....

Glad it helped @darkinstinctful123 😊

Thank you so much @ท่านบักร I was hoping you'd give me a good mark!

Sorry @MjSanjida The Illiad would be amazing to create videos for; however, I really don't know that much about it....plus, it's really a long, long text.

Sorry @freshbone1383 Othello isn't in my future, even though it's an excellent play. Good luck and thanks for the comment!

@@EnglishPsychoTeacher Well it's alright may god bless you

@seif502hvz6 Act 5 is the final section in this play. If you have a copy of the play that says act 6 and 7, then know that all that info is found at the end of the Act 5 video. The playwright didn't break up his play into different acts and scenes. Other people did that after he was long dead. So, the entire narrative/story is included in the Act 5 video. Good luck with your exam!!

Thanks @AmyZenthoefer I'm glad to hear that the videos helped your students.

I will soon! That's the plan @Herxinty. Thanks for the comment!

I didn't @scrollergaming1964 I was just busy working and I need a lot of time to make these videos. Romeo and Juliet is next.

But it was posted 8 years ago​@@EnglishPsychoTeacher

Get people to help you making these videos, they are very good! ​@@EnglishPsychoTeacher

I'm working on it @the1neee Romeo and Juliet is up next. Have a great day!

How did you do @Gods_of_gods133 ?

Couldn't agree more @HenryRaeburn367. The Polanski version of Macbeth (1971) is the version that stays the closest to the original play and therefore, is most helpful for students. If available, adding the English subtitles, even for English speakers, is also a great tip to give you that extra reinforcement. Have a great day!

and also why is your channel's name english psycho teacher?

Glad it helped!

Hey @RahulChowdrary08 when a video series is excellent it stands the test of time. Good luck with the play!

Glad it was helpful!

@muthukumaran8445 At the bottom right of the video, there is a little white box with the letters 'CC' inside the box. Click on that box and the sub-titles will appear on the video. Click again and the sub-titles disappear. Hope that is helpful.

I'm working on Romeo and Juliet these days @Mr.Shorts361. It takes so much time to make the video right. Have a great day!

8 years?

You're welcome 😊 Good luck with the rest of the play.

You're most welcome!

@roseofficial5250 yes, 9 years old! I spent a lot of time making these videos and I wanted them to stand the test of time and still be useful well into the future. Have a great day!

@@EnglishPsychoTeacher yes it's useful for my exam but ADD some more famous plays of W.S

Glad it helped! Thanks for your kind words @Ash-zq8ol

Your imagination is helping you understand the play. Thanks for the comment.

The misuse of ambition.

That's awesome to read. Glad to be of help.

You're welcome!

​@@EnglishPsychoTeacheryo not you replying after 9 whole years

Thanks for returning!

Glad it helped! All the best and try and get some sleep, but I like the determination!

Hi @MaybeIWillPutANameOneDay Not sure what you are referring to "Macbeth said later on"?

@@EnglishPsychoTeacher oh as in like Macbeth told them to do the murder, like he was the man behind the crime so do the murderers reveal that Macbeth was behind all this?

@@MaybeIWillPutANameOneDay No, after the murder, Banquo's murderers show up at MAcbeth's castle to let Macbeth know that they did kill Banquo, but Banquo's son got away. That is the murderers last appearance in the play. In some movie versions of this play, the murderers are killed in Macbeth's castle (so they don't talk and let other people know what they did), but this action is not in the actual play by Shakespeare.

Thanks. I try @sushilchourasia908

My pleasure 😊

That's quite a distinction. Thank you @Saviour.Nzy

It takes a long time to write and animate these videos. But I'm working on Romeo and Juliet now. Thanks for the comment @indadjop543 Good luck with your studies.

Thanks! I try to make it interesting for students. Thanks for letting me know @umeira_Nazim.

You're welcome 😊

Thank you, I will! Have a great day @SpiceBoy-jv5pm

You're welcome 😊 Have a great day, @shreeabhiraj7757

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Wow so original!

Glad you found the videos useful. Thanks @JijoS-f1y

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Thank you! 😃 I am working on it! Romeo and Juliet is up next. It's a slow process @YoussefMahmoud-yo3cm Thanks for the encouragement!

No problem 👍 @gamingtilldusk6712

Good luck! @chivasregal5870

Glad to hear it @ThelmaSangnyuy

Congratulations! @MUhammadrafay-iy2sr You found a teacher, me, who could explain it simply and clearly. That's what learning is all about. Your comment made my day. All the best with your future studies! Thanks for letting me know.