Тема 5. Нова англійська мова.

Nowadays Germanic languages are spoken ___.

in Germany

in Germany and Scandinavia

in Europe

*all over the world

Modern English is the period of ___ endings.

unstressed

long

leveled

*lost

Early Modern English lasted ___.

from 1400 till 1600

*from 1500 till 1600

from 1500 till 1700

from 1600 till 1700

The English language spoken nowadays belongs to the ___ period.

Old English

Middle English

Early Modern English

*Late Modern

English

The ___ dialect became the base of the national English language.

Northern

Midland

Southern

*London

The phonetic change which had the most disturbing effect upon the spelling of Modern English period was the ___.

*loss of unstressed endings

great vowel shift

shortening of long vowel

monophthongization of the diphthongs

State the origin of the word E.g. wrong

French borrowing

Native

*Scandinavian borrowing

Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. tradition

French borrowing

Native

Scandinavian borrowing

*Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. fox

French borrowing

*Native

Scandinavian borrowing

Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. law

French borrowing

*Native

Scandinavian borrowing

Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. lamp

*French borrowing

Native

Scandinavian borrowing

Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. fact

French borrowing

Native

Scandinavian borrowing

*Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. sister

French borrowing

Native

*Scandinavian borrowing

Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. hand

French borrowing

*Native

Scandinavian borrowing

Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. court

*French borrowing

Native

Scandinavian borrowing

Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. allocate

French borrowing

Native

Scandinavian borrowing

*Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. sing

French borrowing

*Native

Scandinavian borrowing

Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. paint

*French borrowing

Native

Scandinavian borrowing

Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. call

French borrowing

Native

*Scandinavian borrowing

Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. nation

*French borrowing

Native

Scandinavian borrowing

Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. take

French borrowing

Native

*Scandinavian borrowing

Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. judge

*French borrowing

Native

Scandinavian borrowing

Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. collect

French borrowing

Native

Scandinavian borrowing

*Latin borrowing

State the origin of the word E.g. green

French borrowing

*Native

Scandinavian borrowing

Latin borrowing