Across
- 3. A lexical dialect of Old English that carried around 50 000 words
- 6. A morphological case that remained in Middle English from Old English, referring to an indirect object
- 7. How many new letters were added to the alphabet during Middle English?
- 8. From which century of Modern English to now has there been shifts in how some vowels are pronounced?
- 11. From which language did Early Modern English borrow a large amount of words to denote abstract ideas and concepts?
- 12. What type of inflectional morpheme merged with dative in the pronoun system during Early Modern English?
- 14. What suffix was used to express second-person singular present tense verbs in the indicative mood in Early Modern English?
- 16. A language from which all varieties of Middle English borrowed words
- 17. Term for a language (e.g. Old English) that relies more on inflectional morphemes to convey the grammatical role of lexemes, rather than word order
- 18. What was added to a morpheme to form a weak verb in Old English?
- 19. What is the name for the symbols or characters (e.g. letters and punctuation marks) used to represent certain phonemes in Old English?
- 20. During the expansion of which Empire were there extensive lexical borrowings in Modern English?
Down
- 1. The grammatical role of a noun that referred to a subject in Old English, denoted by cases (systems of inflectional morphemes)
- 2. Which non-gender-specific personal pronoun fell out of usage at the start of the Modern English period but has seen a resurgence in the 21st century?
- 4. What type of morpheme was there a decrease in the use of during Middle English?
- 5. What language did the syntactical order of Middle English change to align with?
- 9. What component of proper names is being corrected in Modern English?
- 10. Which other language did Early Modern English borrow a large amount of words from to denote abstract ideas and concepts?
- 13. What is the process that grammar books in Modern English perform to make syntactic patterns more regular?
- 15. What auxiliary verb other than ‘to have’ could also be used to form the past tense in Early Modern English?
