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YEAR III

History of English - FINAŁ EXAM

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Slovak	Bulgarian	English	Latvian
Satem	Celtic	East Germanie	Italie

8) The simiłarities that intrigued Grimm and the other linguists became known as Grimm s Law. Complete the foltowing table showing the change of speech sounds (4 points)

Indo European stage
	i	i	1	i	I	1	1 ,	h	i
Later stage

9) Old English emerged as distinctive ianguage and developed four major dialects (4 potnts)

10) Old English borrowed words in two periods: Continental and insular Which of the following words come from the former and which from the latter? Write C (Continental) or I (insular) next to each word provided (5 points)

cheap
pepper
cross
Caesar

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