Question

Q3 Read the extract given below and answer the questions that follow: Antonio I am as like to call thee so again To spit on thee again, ta spum thee toe. If thou wilt lend this mons, lend it not As to thy friends for when did friendship take Abreed for bueren metal ostend But lend it rather to thine enemy Who, if he break, thou mavest with better face Exact the penalry. Whom is Antonio addressing ? What is the occasion ? Why does Antonio say 'to spit on thee again Explain : (a) "A breed for barren metal (b) The breaks (iv) Do you think Antonio himself isguilty of hardening the attitude of the person he is addressing ? Give reasons for your answer (V) What penalty does the other person propose ?
it's urgent​

Answer 1

i dont know thie answer I thinks that the answer will be (V)