The History of English What is the History

Скачать презентацию The History of English What is the History Скачать презентацию The History of English What is the History

subject_of_the_history_of_intro.ppt

  • Размер: 30 Кб
  • Количество слайдов: 8

Описание презентации The History of English What is the History по слайдам

 The History of English What is the History of English? The History of English What is the History of English?

  History of English studies:  the history of its phonetic structure the history of History of English studies: the history of its phonetic structure the history of spelling the evolution of its grammatical system the growth of lexis

  When Latin characters were used in Britain (7 th c. ) writing was phonetic When Latin characters were used in Britain (7 th c. ) writing was phonetic When printing was introduced (the 15 th c. ) the written form of the world became fixed but the sounds continued to change e. g. knight, root, tale

  Reconstruction of English the earliest written texts in English date to the 7 th Reconstruction of English the earliest written texts in English date to the 7 th the earliest records in other Germanic languages go back to the 3 d or the 4 th c. the development of English began a long time before it was recorded

  Information  about early English and Germanic history in the works of ancient historians Information about early English and Germanic history in the works of ancient historians and geographers, especially Roman

  Methods of comparative linguistics in the 19 th c. to discover the kinship of Methods of comparative linguistics in the 19 th c. to discover the kinship of the Indo-European (IE) family of languages to group them into Germanic, Slavonic, Celtic and others

  Method of internal reconstruction  studies history from internal sources alone  based on Method of internal reconstruction studies history from internal sources alone based on the assumption that every language is a well-organized and well-balanced structure of elements If among the productive systems of the language there occur some non-productive systems they are relics of preceding stages of development

  Modern nouns oxen ,  teeth  go back to the nouns of a-stem Modern nouns oxen , teeth go back to the nouns of a-stem declension, neuter gender, long syllable type e. g. swin (singular) – swin (plural)