hurry up, go quickly
Make haste means to hurry up or go quickly. Your answer choices are not given but any that mean to do something quickly would be correct.
In this part of the play, it is the morning of Juliet's wedding to Paris. Paris has arrived to waken his bride on their wedding day as is custom. Capulet wants her to be ready to receive so he tells his wife to hurry up and go get Juliet ready. We know that Juliet won't be ready and in fact, they'll all think she's dead.
The phrase that can be used to restate the verb form of 'make haste' is 'hurry up, go quickly'.
Restating refers to phrasing the statement again in such a way that the intended phrase of the sentence gets replaced. The replacement of a phrase is done in such a way that it holds the actual meaning of the sentence.
The actual meaning of making haste is to hurry up and do the activities in a quick manner. As a result, 'make haste' can be restated by using the phrase 'hurry up, go quickly'.
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