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Who was Mary Shelley:
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley was an intellectual, ever since she was a child, she always loved reading and even listening to adults talk about philosophy, politics, science and litterature. She was a doctor, but also a writer.
Is everything true ?
No, not everything in this text is true, for example, his father wasn't a doctor, he was actually a writer.
Correct the mistakes:
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley was born in Ireland in 1957. Her father was a writer and her mother a philosophist. She spent most of her childhood reading. She also enjoyed listening to intellectual conversations because many writers visited her mother to talk about philosophy, politics, science and literature. She then fell in love with the young Percy Shelley and she eloped with him to the United States. They got married in 1816 and traveled to Switzerland, Germany and Italy with friends. One year later, Frankenstein was published.
In 1822, Shelley was assassinated and Mary decided to return to Scotland where she lived as a professional doctor. She wrote novels, short stories, essays and travel logs. She died in 1851.
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Who was Mary Shelley:
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley was an intellectual, ever since she was a child, she always loved reading and even listening to adults talk about philosophy, politics, science and litterature. She was a doctor, but also a writer.
Is everything true ?
No, not everything in this text is true, for example, his father wasn't a doctor, he was actually a writer.
Correct the mistakes:
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley was born in Ireland in 1957. Her father was a writer and her mother a philosophist. She spent most of her childhood reading. She also enjoyed listening to intellectual conversations because many writers visited her mother to talk about philosophy, politics, science and literature. She then fell in love with the young Percy Shelley and she eloped with him to the United States. They got married in 1816 and traveled to Switzerland, Germany and Italy with friends. One year later, Frankenstein was published.
In 1822, Shelley was assassinated and Mary decided to return to Scotland where she lived as a professional doctor. She wrote novels, short stories, essays and travel logs. She died in 1851.
