'Modern english' diaporamas de présentation

Unit 2 Language

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Shakespeare: His Life and Times

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Everything You Need to Know About Shakespeare

Everything You Need to Know About Shakespeare. Table of Contents. Part I: MRJ DUE Part II: All About Shakespeare Part III: How to Read Shakespeare Part IV: Review Context of Composition Context of Interpretation Real Macbeth

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The history of the English language

The history of the English language. Where on Earth did it come from?. Indo-European languages. Are all these languages related?. Proto Indo-European. Balto-Slavic Germanic Hellenic Italic Indo-Iranian. Baltic Slavic. North Germanic East Germanic West Germanic. Indic Iranian.

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The History of English

The History of English. Why our language is so hard to learn. Where do languages come from?.

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Introduction to Beowulf

Introduction to Beowulf. Transitioning from Old English to Modern English from the Oral Tradition to the Written Tradition. Why is Historical Context Important?. Historical Context: British Timeline. Historical Context: British Timeline. Anglo-Saxon Period. Language. 449 C.E.-1066 C.E.

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English Lexicology Polysemy and Homonymy

English Lexicology Polysemy and Homonymy. Week 9 Instructor: Liu Hongyong. Polysemy and homonymy. Polysemy refers to the phenomenon that a word has more than one meaning. face: the front of the head a surface of a thing a person's countenance a person

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Beowulf

Beowulf. By ?. English History and Beowulf. England was conquered by many groups throughout history. English history typically begins in 449 with the invasion of the Angles, Saxons, Jutes, and Geats. Before this invasion England was inhabited by the Celts.

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The Preterite and Perfect in Middle English

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Reading

Unit. 2. Reading. English and its history. Unit 2. ?????. ???? Reading ????????????? Reading ??????????????????????????????????. Skimming and listening. Skim over the text in 2 minutes and answer the 3 questions on page 22.

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General Overview of History of English

General Overview of History of English. Introduction.

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Beowulf : The Beginnings of English Literature

Beowulf : The Beginnings of English Literature. Origins. Unknown author; possibly one Christian author in Anglo-Saxon England Unknown date of composition (roughly 8 th -11 th Century CE). Literary Devices.

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Ancient Greece

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Julian of Norwich: Revelations of Divine Love first certain piece of writing in English by woman

Julian of Norwich: Revelations of Divine Love first certain piece of writing in English by woman first English woman visionary Biographical details b. 1342. Prob gentry. Revelations May 1373, prob secular at time.

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Chapter 5 Language

Chapter 5 Language. Key Issue 1 Where Are English-Language Speakers Distributed?. Origin and Diffusion of English.

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