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1)The revenge tragedy (or a revenge tragedy) has the following features. First of all, a sexual or violent crime is committed (has been committed is possible?) against a member of the hero's family and for some (various) reasons (better which various reasons) cannot be punished.
2) The second feature is the presence of a ghost, who urges the hero to commit the crime (to seek/take his revenge).
3)Another feature is that the hero establishes a close relationship with the audience through asides and soliloquies.
4) As for their origin, all revenge tragedies derive from the Greeks.
The hero has a period of doubt (goes through a period of doubt).
5) The hero also has (has also) a close relationship with the audience.
6) Hamlet sees Claudius praying (pray, at prayer are all possible?) and delays his action because the king is in a state of grace.
7) Every revenge tragedy (all revenge tragedies) derives from the Greeks.
8) You should have listed the features of the revenge tragedies first and then mentioned the reasons why Hamlet is a revenge tragedy.
The presents I received for (at is possible?) Christmas.

7. If the subject is plural, the verb will be "derive."

The rest are all possible.

Sra

1) The revenge tragedy is a genre that typically includes several key features. Firstly, it involves a sexual or violent crime that has been committed against a member of the hero's family. It is also possible to say "has been committed" if you want to emphasize that the crime has already happened. Additionally, this crime cannot be punished for various reasons. Instead of saying "for some reasons," it would be better to say "for various reasons" to indicate that there are multiple possible explanations for why the crime goes unpunished.

2) Another important feature of a revenge tragedy is the presence of a ghost. This ghost typically appears to the hero and urges them to seek revenge for the crime that has been committed. You can say "urges the hero to commit the crime" or "urges the hero to seek/take revenge," as both convey the same idea.

3) In a revenge tragedy, the hero often establishes a close relationship with the audience through asides and soliloquies. These are moments when the hero directly addresses the audience, revealing their thoughts, feelings, and intentions. By doing so, the hero creates a sense of intimacy between themselves and the audience.

4) All revenge tragedies have their roots in Greek drama. This means that the genre itself originated from Greek plays and has been adapted and developed over time.

5) Additionally, the hero in a revenge tragedy also has a close relationship with the audience. This connection is fostered through the hero's asides and soliloquies, as mentioned earlier. The hero's inner thoughts and struggles are shared with the audience, allowing them to empathize with and understand the hero's motivations.

6) In the specific case of Hamlet, the titular character sees Claudius praying and delays taking action against him. This is because Hamlet believes that Claudius is in a state of grace while praying, and killing him during this time would send him straight to heaven. You can say "sees Claudius praying," "sees Claudius at prayer," or "sees Claudius in a state of prayer," as all these options are valid.

7) It is important to note that all revenge tragedies find their origins in Greek drama. This means that the elements and structure of revenge tragedies have been influenced by Greek plays.

8) Lastly, if you want to discuss the features of revenge tragedies and then continue by mentioning the reasons why Hamlet is a revenge tragedy, it would be more organized to list the features first and then discuss Hamlet specifically. This allows for a clearer flow of ideas.

Regarding your last statement, it seems like you might be requesting assistance with the grammar or structure of the sentence "The presents I received for Christmas." Could you please provide more context or clarify your question so that I can better assist you?