Respuesta :
There are two main types of sonnets.
Petrarchan and Shakespearean.
Petrarchan begins with a octave (eight lines that set up the issue at hand), and ends with a sestet (six lines usually a resolution).
Shakespearean begin with three quatrains, which develop three similar ideas and end with a couplet.
Petrarchan and Shakespearean.
Petrarchan begins with a octave (eight lines that set up the issue at hand), and ends with a sestet (six lines usually a resolution).
Shakespearean begin with three quatrains, which develop three similar ideas and end with a couplet.
Answer:
quatrain; couplet
Explanation:
A Shakespearean sonnet begins with a quatrain and ends with a couplet. This type of sonnet is comprised of three quatrains and a couplet. Moreover, they have a rhyme scheme of abab cdcd efef gg. This type of poem is also called English sonnet. Although it receives Shakespeare's name, many authors used this form before Shakespeare.