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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Old English
Which of the following are not found in Old English and why?
His, he, him, it, the, that, this, come, go, why, who, quick, where, ride,
choose, drink, fall, kiss, fill, over, under, in, bath, beam, bear, bid, fast, flood, fiend, little, most, lust, many, queen, soul, sea, sharp, other, often, new, old, mead, gate, wall, gem, young, friendly.
Thank you! I really am stuck.
His, he, him, it, the, that, this, come, go, why, who, quick, where, ride,
choose, drink, fall, kiss, fill, over, under, in, bath, beam, bear, bid, fast, flood, fiend, little, most, lust, many, queen, soul, sea, sharp, other, often, new, old, mead, gate, wall, gem, young, friendly.
Thank you! I really am stuck.
Top answer
" = Old English. term=he&allowed_in_frame=0 It = derived from Old English hit . E.
- " = Old English.
- term=he&allowed_in_frame=0 It = derived from Old English hit .
- E.
- E.
- term=gem&allowed_in_frame=0
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You can look up the words in an etymology dictionary, and see if the origins cite "O.E." = Old English.
For example, the masculine pronoun, he, and its inflections (his, him) are from Old English:
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=he&allowed_in_frame=0
It = derived fr
For example, the masculine pronoun, he, and its inflections (his, him) are from Old English:
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=he&allowed_in_frame=0
It = derived fr
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