'Germanic language' presentation slideshows

Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. Beowulf. Canterbury Tales. Macbeth. Short Stories Poetry. Literary Terms, Grammar.

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Language

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English 121

English 121. Topics 1. Origins of English 2. Basics of Language. Origins of English: How do we know about this?. The Venerable Bede tells us that the Scots and the Picts in the north were driving the Britons to the sea. The king of the Britons, King Vortigern, looks for help.

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Scots and Scottish Gaelic ?

Scots and Scottish Gaelic ?. Will Scotland care?. Scots or Scottish Gaelic?. Scotland had and has traditionally been home to two languages: The Celtic language of the Highlands and Islands- Scottish Gaelic . The Germanic language of the Lowlands, and east of Scotland- Scots (Lallans).

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BIENVENUE !

BIENVENUE !. Class Material. 1. Handouts (hard copy) from the Language Center 2. O n line material from LC web-page http://www.online.languages.ait.ac.th Enter as a guest: bonjour. On campus resources. French Library : Language Center ( Room 216)

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The History of the English Language

The History of the English Language. Research Question. Why is the English language the largest in the world?. etymology. The study of word origins. Text Source #2. Works Cited Beers, Kylene. Holt Literature and Language Arts. Austin: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 2001. Source #1.

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Languages aroud the world

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Since Grade ONE

Read Properly Alone. Since Grade ONE. ENGLISH A GERMANIC LANGUAGE. English is a West Germanic language related to Dutch, Frisian and German with a significant amount of vocabulary from French, Latin, Greek and many other languages. EVOLUTION OF ENGLISH.

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Beowulf, Old English, and the Anglo-Saxons

Beowulf, Old English, and the Anglo-Saxons. Learning Objectives. To explore the origins of the English language and literature. To study the early history of the British Isles. To gain knowledge of vocabulary essential to understanding Anglo-Saxon literature.

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Name! That! Language!!!

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THE ORIGINS OF MIDDLE ENGLISH

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History of English

History of English. Indo-European Language Families. 18 th Century. England ruled India (as well as Africa, Australia, China, etc) In India it was discovered that Sanskrit (a religious language) looked like ancient Greek and Latin. Sanskrit.

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Calentamiento

Calentamiento. What do you think these words mean? Excelente Generoso Elefante Persona Familia Diferente Instrucciones. What is a COGNATE ?. Examples: words that are cognates words that are NOT in Spanish and English cognates. Definition:. Cognate

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Heute lernen wir

Heute lernen wir. das Alphabet. Winter Spanien Hand Hause Februar Juli Mathe. What are these words in English? What clues did you use?. Image from www.pdclipart.org. English stems from the Germanic language. Which other languages do you think stem from the Germanic branch ?.

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The Great Netherlands

The Great Netherlands. The Basics. Capitol: Amsterdam Population: 16,407,941 Language: Dutch (Germanic Language) The flag is red, white, and blue like ours, but all of the colors are striped. The red was originally orange but was changed on the battlefield because orange was to hard to see.

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Sustained Silent Reading

Sustained Silent Reading. Update your logs as you read: make entries in your unfamiliar words list, your question log, your connection log, your visualization log, your characterization log, your compare-contrast log, and your inference log! Ask me for more logs if your logs are filled up!.

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ALBA AOSMHOR

ALBA AOSMHOR. O Scotia! my dear, my native soil! For whom my warmest wish to heaven is sent; Long may thy hardy sons of rustic toil Be blest with health, and peace, and sweet content. Robert Burns. DUNFERMLINE.

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Scandinavian Vikings & their Longships

Scandinavian Vikings & their Longships. By: Elizabeth Romo. Who were the Scandinavian Vikings? . Why are they different from other invaders?. -Several historians find them unimportant and simply overlook them. -Not much different to other raiders -Simply Romanticized

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Unit 2: The Medieval Period 1066-1485

Unit 2: The Medieval Period 1066-1485. Unit 2: The Medieval Period. Historical Background William the Conqueror invaded England from Normandy in 1066 launching a social, literary, and religious restructuring.

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Anglo-Saxon Period 449-1066

Anglo-Saxon Period 449-1066. Group 1: Salar Atapoor , Forrest Pinkman , Colleen Heberle , Arianna D udley. Anglos Saxon events in Britain. 449- Traditional date of Anglo-Saxon invasion 597- Christian missionaries land in Kent; Christianity begins to spread among Anglo-Saxons

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