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1、,English,English,History,Of,English,The history of the English language really speaking from the three Germanic tribes who invaded Britain during the year fifth Century. These tribes are: the angles, the Saxons and the Jutes, who today from Denmark and northern Germany, and then crossing Beihai. At
2、that time, the native people in England said the Celtic language. But because of the invaders, they were all driven to the West and North - mainly by Welsh, Scotland and Ireland. The angles who come from Englaland their language called Englisc (Old English) - these two words are now the predecessor
3、of England and English., A brief introduction to the origin and development of English,5. -EnglalandEnglisc-EnglandEnglish,5,450-1100ADOld English age, be,strongwater1100,The invasion of the United Kingdom, the Germanic tribes, whose language is basically similar, the integration of these
4、languages, we now call the ancient language. The pronunciation and writing of Old English is not the same as that of the present. So native English speakers have great difficulty in reading Old English. However, about half of the most commonly used words in modern English originated from ancient Eng
5、lish. For example, be, strong and water. Old English has been used until around 1100., (1100-1500) Medieval English,1066-14,In 1066, the Duke of Normandy (now part of France), the Duke of William, conquered Britain. The conquest brought their language - a French, which became the language of the roy
6、al family, the ruling class and the merchant class. There was a period of time, there have been the phenomenon of the language to distinguish the class, the lower class said English, the upper class to speak french. In Fourteenth Century English became the main language of the British, but also increased the number of French words, this is the middle english. The great poet Chaucer is the language, but it is still very difficult for todays people., (1500-1800) Early modern English,𣬷仯161604, To be,or not to be,(1800-Present) Advanced modern English, Thanks for watching,
