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How many acts occur in the majority of Shakespearean plays
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How many acts occur in the majority of Shakespearean plays

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Five Act
Shakespeare's Five Act Structure. When you read a Shakespeare play you'll probably notice that it's divided into acts and scenes – and always has a five act structure. The number of scenes in each act vary but there are always be five acts, no exceptions
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5 acts

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Shakespear follows a five act structure.

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