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Characterize the synthetic structure of Old English.
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Read moreWhat are doublets and what are synonyms? Provide examples from Old English.,”- doublets: one and same word exist twice in language in different phonetic forms -> same meaning no, nay; aeg, egg- synonyms: different words similar meaning fugol, bridd; hyde
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Read moreWhat kind of doublets existed in Middle English as a result of the French influence on English? Give an example.,”- Cattle, chattle; warden
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Read moreWhich dialects existed in Old English? Where and by what Germanic tribe where they spoken?
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Read more“Which morphological categories did Old English nouns, adjectives, articles and pronouns express with the help of inflections?”
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Read moreWhat does usually happen to doublets/synonyms in the course of time? Provide examples from the history of English.
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Read moreWhy does English have pairs of words such as ox/beef and swine/pork?
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Read moreWhat is a consociated/dissociated vocabulary? Characterise the OE vocabulary in that respect in relation to the Modern English one.,”- conosociated: o large (many) word families (words that are related in meaning and form; share same root)- disociated: o not many word families due to many words from other languages – Examples: o Old English: laeran – to teach, lar-eow – teacher, larcraeft – knowledge o Modern English: teacher, to teach, school
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Read moreHow do the grammatical devices for indicating plurality in Old English and Modern English differ?
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