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The evolution of English grammar

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The evolution of English grammar
 

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Grammar

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1

Which of the following grammatical categories did Old English nouns have?

2

In Old English, the noun wīf (“woman”) belonged to which gender?

3

How many cases did Old English nouns have?

4

Which of the following endings survived into Modern English as the genitive case?

5

What happened to most Old English noun endings in Middle English?

6

Which plural form is a survival from Old English?

7

What is the main way Modern English shows grammatical relations?

8

In Old English, adjectives agreed with nouns in which categories?

9

What was the purpose of strong and weak adjective forms in Old English?

10

How were comparative adjectives usually formed in Old English?

11

How were superlatives formed in Old English?

12

What is the main feature of Modern English adjectives?

13

Which of the following is an analytic form of comparison in Modern English?

14

Which statement is correct about the change from Old to Modern English?

15

Which of the following best describes the overall change in English grammar?

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