How does shakespeare use word play?

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Shakespeare uses wordplay to lighten the mood and to introduce wit and humour to an otherwise dour play, speech or production. hope this helps!

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Did shakespeare use the word DARN in any of his plays or writings?
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Did shakespeare use the word e'er?
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