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GROUP 14
ROSE MAE TANO
FAIRODS TAMBUYONG
MEMBERS
 SED-ENG 1HG
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RVJ M. MING
ELIUD A. FLORES
IZZY SALIPADA
OBJECTIVES
At the end of the of the Lesson the student should be able to,
.) Define Indo-European
a
and Proto-Germanic English
b.) Recognize and Identify Old English,
middle English and Modern English
c.) Learn and Interpret English
in different times.
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RVJ M.
MING
PROTO INDO-EUROPEAN
It is the mother tongue of
current European Languages
such as German, French,
Russian and Greek.
PROTO INDO-EUROPEAN
The proto Indo-Europeans likely lived
during the late Neolithic, or roughly the
4th millennium B. C. mainstream
scholarship places them in the PontiacCaspian steppe zone in Eurasia.
PROTO INDO-EUROPEAN
The term Indo-European was
introduced in 1816 by Franz Bopp
of Germany and reffered to a
family of languages in Europe and
Asia.
PROTO INDO-EUROPEAN
By the 19th Century, linguists knew
that all modern Indo-European
Languages descended from a single
tongue called Proto Indo-European or
PIE , it was spoken by a people who
lived from roughly 4500 to 2500 BC.
and left no written works.
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IZZY
SALIPADA
PROTO
GERMANIC
According to Musset(1965) The
Proto-Germanic language developed
in southern Scandinavia (Denmark,
South Sweden and Southern Norway).
and the northern most part of
Germany I'm Schleswig Holstein and
Northern lower Saxony the
urheimat(original home) of the
Germanic tribe.
PROTO
GERMANIC
All Germanic Languages derive from
proto Indo-European Language (PIE),
which is generally thought to have
been spoken between 4500 and 2500
BCE. The ancestors of Germanic
languages is reffered to as Proto or
Common Germanic and likely
represented a group of mutually
intelligible dialects.
PROTO
GERMANIC
A Proto-Germanic (PGmc) is the
reconstructed language from which
the attested Germanic dialects
developed; chief among these are the
Gothic (Go), representing East
Germanic, old Norse(ON),
representing North Germanic and Old
English (OE), Old Saxon(OS), and Old
High German(OHG) representing
West Germanic.
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ROSE MAE
TANO
OLD ENGLISH
The earliest form of the English
language - was spoken and written in
Anglo-Saxon Britain from 450 BCE until
1150(thus it continued to be used for
some decades after the Norman conquest
of 1066).
OLD ENGLISH
Old English had a mainly
Germanic vocabulary and was
very
different
from
the
English that we know today.
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FAIRODS
TAMBUYONG
MIDDLE
ENGLISH
The term Middle English refers the everyday
language spoken and written in Britain during
the year 1100 and 1500(approximately 900-500
years ago) this period saw significant changes
in English primarily due to Norman(viking who
came from the north of France) conquest of
Britain in 1066.
MIDDLE
ENGLISH
The Middle English is difficult to
identify because it is a time of
transition between two eras that
each have stronger definition the
old
English
and
the
Modern
English.
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ELIUD A.
FLORES
MODERN
ENGLISH
The Birth of modern English began in the late
15th century (i.e. at the end of the 1400s). We
know this sounds like a very long time ago, but
belive it or not, English hasn't changed all that
much since the late 1500s.
MODERN
ENGLISH
Modern English (Me) sometimes called New
English (NE) as opposed to middle and Old
English is the form of the English language that
has been spoken since the Great vowel shift in
England. Which began in the late 14th century
and was completed by the 17th century.
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