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The earliest English: an introduction to Old English language

By C. B , Hilles , Sharon;McCully

Book information

Publisher
Taylor & Francis Group;Routledge
Year
2014
ISBN
9780582404748, 0582404746, 1897999038, 9781317876977, 1317876970
Language
english
Format
EPUB
Filesize
5 MB (4948611 bytes)
Series
Learning about language
Pages
303 pages\0
Time added
2020-07-26 19:24:52
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AcknowledgementsList of symbolsAbbreviationsUsing this book1. Thinking about the earliest English2. History, culture, language origins3. Nouns4. VerbsInterlude. Working with dictionaries5. OE Metric6. Standards and Crosses7. Twilight8. Rebuilding EnglishAt-a-glance guide to inflections (1): classical Old English, nounsAt-a-glance guide to inflections (2): classical old English, verbsReferences

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