1. Norman Conquest of England
2. Enrichment of vocabulary and Linguistic Effects
3. ME dialects
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Among the dates and different eras of the English language was one date and event that was never to be forgotten and that was 'pounded into our heads,' and that was .......

This one event forever changed the culture and language of England.

the Battle of Hastings (England) in the year 1066

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Words related to law:

justice, just, judge, court, suit, sue, plaintiff, defendant, plea, plead, cause, assize, fee, accuse, crime, traitor, damage, heritage, properly, penalty, injury, privilege, tenure

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What does the acronym RAM stand for?

Random Access Memory

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The Norman conquerors spoke Old French, a dialect that was Latin based and known as a Romance language, while English was .....

a Germanic language

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The French words expressing such fundamental religious or theological concepts as

creator, saviour, trinity, virgin, saint, miracle, mystery, faith, heresy, reverence, remission, devotion, sacrilege, temptation, penitence, redemption, salvation, immortality, piety, sanctity, charity, mercy, pity, obedience

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HTML

The HyperText Markup Language, or HTML is the standard markup language for documents designed to be displayed in a web browser.

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Who was Harold Godwinson? 

The first man was Harold Godwinson, who was a tremendously powerful man, and conveniently the brother-in-law of King Edward. Many agreed that he was the perfect fit for the throne because of his relations to the King

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Anglo-Saxon         French               Latin /Greek


beautiful, attractive,  fair   

trepidation, fear,  terror

help, assist, aid

ascend,mount, rise 


Anglo-Saxon         French             Latin/Greek

   fair                     beautiful              attractive    

    fear                    terror                  trepidation 

     help                   aid                       assist 

      rise                    mount                 ascend

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what is the disadvantage of ict?

It is more expensive than traditional education

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By the 14th century when Chaucer wrote his Canterbury Tales, more than half of the English vocabulary consisted of Norman French words. And, by the time the period of Middle English came to a close (1450)....

Norman French and Anglo-Saxon had merged into a single linguistic form

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The Norman Conquest of Britain has a number of linguistic effects on the language spoken in England at that time. Some of the results of these influences were the following:

1. Change in the conditions of dialects
2. Change in the writing of English
3. Change in spelling for the sake of clarity
4. Change in verb infections  

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