1. Translating into Shakespearean English

2. Honestly, I think your face has the look of a worn out horse.
Ifaith, methinks your visage has the look of a jade.

3. Go away! I’ve had enough of the quarrelling between you two.
Avaunt! I’ve had enow of this quarrelling betwixt you two.

4. Honestly, I cannot drink this unpleasant wine.
Forsooth, I cannot quaff this fell sack.

5. Let’s make our way to the pub and have a talk about this terrible business immediately.
Let’s repair to the tavern and parley about this fell business immediately.

6. I suspect you’ve got some terrible burden on your mind.
Methinks you’ve got some fell farden on your mind.

7. That wretched coward has cheated you
That wretched coward has cheated you.I would be inclined to testify how he has treated you in a cowardly manner
That caitiff has cozened you. I would fain avouch how he has treated you in a noisome manner.