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Linking Germanic Roots: English Quiz

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Explore how English ties to Germanic roots.

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Linking Germanic Roots: English Quiz
 

Linking Germanic Roots: English QuizOnline version

Explore how English ties to Germanic roots.

by Symbat Iskakova
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English shares a common ancestor with German and Dutch: Proto-Germanic.

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A large portion of basic vocabulary in English comes from Germanic roots.

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English is a West Germanic language.

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All Germanic languages use the same word order as English.

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Proto-Germanic originated in Iberia.

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Modern English grammar is inherited directly from Old High German.

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Old English developed from Anglo-Saxon dialects in early medieval England.

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English is a Romance language descended from Latin.

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German and English share almost no cognates.

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Old Norse and English influenced each other during the Viking Age, especially in vocabulary.

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