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3. The rules for organizing meaning of language
6. English used in the period between 1500 and 1800CE, marked by a relatively sudden and distinct change and pronunciation and inclusion of European Lexis
8. when a country claim ownership and takes control of another land, usually accompanied by an intention to gain wealth from the products of that country
12. a series of changes which lasted about 200 years from 1350CE onward, in the pronunciation of English affecting the vowels
15. The variety of English spoken by people in Britain
17. The structure of words with their meaning

1. Belonging to the past
2. How the context in which words and phrases are used affects their meaning
4. The spoken and written English Language which emerged after the Norman invasion and which eventually developed into Early Modern English in about 1500CE
5. The language of the Anglo-Saxon settlers which was the main language from 700-1100CE
7. the lexis of a language
9. The English used in the time period after 1800CE until the present day. The change was initiated by scientific and social developments, and a desire to establish rules of language
10. The order of words in a sentence
11. the meaning of words
13. The part of language concerned with letters and spelling
14. The pronunciation and sound pattern which affect understanding of words
16. The writing system of a language as well as other visual elements on the page