¿Á qué te refieres con “aprender a escribir así”? Si ya tienes un buen vocabulario, la mejor forma de aprender palabras más formales es leyendo libros un poco más complejos. Clásicos como “La vida es sueño” una famosa obra de teatro escrita por Pedro Calderón de la Barca en 1635, durante el Siglo de Oro español.

Dependiendo del país

Esta ciudad tiene cafés muy bonitos

Caliban is a famous fictional character from William Shakespeare’s play The Tempest (written around 1610–1611). Caliban is the son of the witch Sycorax and the only native inhabitant of the island where the play takes place. • When the magician Prospero and his daughter Miranda are stranded there, they take control of the island. • Prospero enslaves Caliban, forcing him to serve as a laborer and treating him as a “monster” or savage. The phrase that you mentioned is from Oscar Wilde, specifically from the preface to his 1890 novel The Picture of Dorian Gray. Wilde is making a witty, paradoxical comment about art, truth, and human hypocrisy: • Realism in art shows life as it really is — flaws, ugliness, corruption, and all. • Wilde says that people of his time “disliked realism” because it forced them to see themselves too clearly — like a mirror showing their true face (that’s Caliban seeing his reflection). So: The “rage of Caliban seeing his own face in a glass” = people’s anger at art that exposes their reality. And: The “rage of Caliban not seeing his own face” = people’s anger at art that’s too idealized, because it doesn’t reflect them at all. Basically, people get upset when art reflects them but they also get upset when art doesn’t reflect them

Orlando ohhh cool

Si estás en China lo más fácil sería España.

We could not see anyone else…. With the desire gradually fading away… The sun flung its light or rays (because shot is more for guns)…. There was a rainbow (since all the other sentences were in past tense)…un less you want to add it to “” “”