English

• The literature of a nation tends to reflect the soul of its people.
• The “Lilit Yuan Phai”  celebrates the Thai victory over the northern Lan Na.
• “Literature for Life” produced in the 1960s.
• Iambic — unstress and stress
• Trochee — stress and unstress
• Anapestic — unstress and unstress and stress
• Dactylic — stress and unstress and unstress
• Spondaic — stress and stress
• Thai Literature started with their King.
• King Ramkhamhaeng is the king of Thailand that started the Thai Literature.
• The king wrote his expressions at the Stone Inscriptions.
• EPIC are stories about human with heroic deeds.
• Must and Have— talk about personal or situational obligations and  non-optional actions.
• Have to and Have got to — must tends to be formal.
• Mustn’t — refers to an action that is forbidden or against the rules.
• Don’t have to — refers to an optional action that may or may not be performed.
• Should — used to give advice and recommendations.
• Must and Have to — may also be used for advice.
• Ought to — is more formal than “should”