Old English
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OE final results 22/01/2009
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Features of Germ.
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External history of Old English 3
External history
External historyReading: Mitchell and Robinson (=M&R) Preliminary Remarks on the Language & Orthography and Pronunciation: 11-16.Text: A Colloquy on the Occupations - M&R: 182-189.
vowel diphth cons4
Old English phonology: consonantsHOMEWORK !! Reading: M&R chapter 3 -Inflections: pages: 17-54, Learn § 16, 18, 21, 22, 33, 34, 47, 48, 58, 61, 111, 116, 1245
the evolution of OE phonology (1)
West Germanic Gemination
WGG.pdf
Text: Abraham and Isaac - M&R: 178-181.
Abraham and Isaac
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the evolution of OE phonology (2)Anglo-Frisian Brightening, Restoration of [α]
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the evolution of OE phonology (3)Breaking
breaking
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the evolution of OE phonology (4)Palatalisation and Assibilation
palatalisation
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the evolution of OE phonology (5)I-umlaut, Back Umlaut
iumlautexercises
exercisesText: Alfred the Great's Preface to his Translation of Gregory's Pastoral Care M&R: 204-207.
alfred's preface
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Old English morphology (1): nouns, pronouns: personal, demonstrative, interrogative
OE nouns
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Old English morphology (2): verbs: strong, preterite present
strong verbs
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Old English morphology (3): weak verbsText: Bede's Account of the Poet Cædmon - M &R: 220-225.13
Old English morphology (4): adjectives: strong, weak, comparison of adjectives14
OE syntax
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