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1. projects.iq.harvard.edu › cb45 › pagesEarly Modern English | The English Language Today, Yesterday,...

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   Early Modern English. 1. A set of key terms useful for the study of early modern English. HOW DO YOU "DO"? 2. A lesson with exercises on the verb "to do." 3. The Great Vowel Shift is one of the most important sound changes in the history of the English language.

2. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullA prosopographical study of early modern English schoolmasters,...

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   22. Okt. 2020 · Schoolmasters and their careers reflect the very non-standardized nature of early modern English grammar schools more generally in terms of how they were chosen for the job, as well as the gap between theory and practice apparent in what schoolmasters were required to do and how they were rewarded for their efforts, particularly when those efforts were in the interests of religious reform ...

3. www.myenglishlanguage.com › history-of-english › early-modernEarly Modern English, The Great Vowel Shift and Shakespeare's ...

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   The Great Vowel Shift. Between 1450 and 1750 there is a great event in the history of the English language which saw the change from Middle English to Early Modern English – the Great Vowel Shift. The Great Vowel Shift saw a complete change in the way people pronounced English vowels. Vowels started to be pronounced more towards the front of ...

4. www.thoughtco.com › group-genitive-grammar-1690918Definition and Examples of Group Genitives in English - ThoughtCo

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   27. Okt. 2019 · Guidelines for Using the Group Genitive "To a mind trained exclusively in Latin (or German) grammar such English constructions as 'the Queen of England's power,' or 'he took somebody else's hat,' must seem very preposterous; the word that ought to be in the genitive case (Queen, somebody) is put in the nominative or accusative, while in the one instance England, whose power is not meant, and ...

5. academic.oup.com › ijl › article-abstractJohnson Among the Early Modern Grammarians - Oxford Academic

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   1. Juni 2005 · Abstract. The significance of Johnson's dictionary makes sense only when it is seen in the context of early modern England school grammars. Seventeenth-century grammar texts included many lexicographical components that dictionary authors had not yet incorporated in their own lexicons. However, in the eighteenth century as grammarians became ...

6. leme.library.utoronto.caHome - LEME: Lexicons of Early Modern English

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   Hell is us'd in an allusive sense; for no more than a state or condition of servitude, uneasiness or great fatigue, as it is said England is a Paradise to women, a Purgatory to men, but a Hell to horses. The grave is also call'd Hell, and so is the hollow under a tailor's shop-board, also a coachman is call'd a hell-driver, a whore a hell-cat, &c.

7. www.slideshare.net › slideshow › early-modern-englishEarly modern english | PPT - SlideShare

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   28. Feb. 2011 · Early modern english. 1. This document outlines some of the major linguistic changes that occurred in English during the Early Modern English period from 1509-1788. It discusses changes in pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and the sociocultural contexts that influenced the development of the English language during this time. 2.