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Title card on gold background reads, "The parts of speech. Pronoun, a little word that takes the place of nouns in a sentence. It." Caption. I, you, he, she, it.

Closeup dutch angle of a middle aged man with his mouth open in mid-speech. Caption. Let's say it again, conjugating!

Rotational motion theta equals s over r. Caption: We showed you that equation awhile ago.

Young woman smiles at camera with arms bent at sides and palms facing up. Title card reads, "Put parts of speech into action by constructing sentences." Caption. By constructing sentences.

Medium view of young woman with blond hair smiling at camera and as she speaks. Caption. Ah, yes, our old friends, sentence fragments.

Closeup of a man tilting his head up and glancing to the side with a slight snarl. He holds 1 hand up with his thumb and pointer finger touching. Caption. The possibilities of the play's production and interpretation.

Woman with dark hair smiles at camera in front of a screen with pink and white text. A transparent image of 2 men floats in front of her. Caption. And another mystery. What about that freaky ghost?

An illustration depicts a blue down arrow and a red up arrow representing T A L and T H 2 O in contact with each other. The junction of the two arrows is labeled T e. On screen text, Physics, Part 5, Section A. Caption: is higher than the initial temperature of the water.

Young men in robes face away from camera and write on a small chalkboard. Caption. Man as narrator. Way, way, way back, the ancient Greeks.

ASL

Sepia image of Shakespeare floats in front of black and white image of the Thinker statue and a woman resting her chin on her hand. Caption. More important, start thinking about the plays.

Animation of a circular wheel in motion. On screen Text, Projectile motion A. An arrow indicates same time. Caption: It takes the same time to rise as to fall.

Man in vest clasps hands and parts lips slightly as he looks forward at camera. Title bar reads, "King Lear. King Lear, "poetic drama." Caption. Through the highly imaginative and figurative.

Young man opens mouth to speaks and holds pointer finger up at his chin. Title bar reads, "Macbeth. James's relative Banquo." Caption. James was also interested in the occult.

Young woman with dark hair smiles at camera. 3 dimensional shapes in various colors are stacked behind her. Caption. Now let's find out what this "grammar" word means.

Man in shiny, gold-trimmed robe gestures to the side and smiles at camera. Caption. I am not what I am.

Woman with brown hair tilts her head up slightly and parts her lips while speaking and clasping her hands in front of her waist. Caption. It'll give you a good handle on the play.

An illustration of an elliptical orbit in space, with two foci. Lines are drawn from the foci to an object at the perigee. Caption: woman, an ellipse is a plane figure.

Man in white tunic opens mouth as he speaks in front of a pitch black background. Caption. From ancient grudge break to new mutiny.

A graphical representation of the x y coordinate plane. 2 units from the origin are marked on the positive and negative sides of the x and y axes. An upward arrow extends from the origin to (0, 2). On screen text, what are scalars and vectors. Caption; woman, this vector's direction is 90 degrees.

Young man raises his eyebrows and looks directly at camera. Cloaked skeletons bow before a costumed figure in the background. Caption. Spooky, eh?