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1476- printing press

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1066 Norman Invasion by William the Conqueror

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1066 Norman Invasion by William the Conqueror

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Celtics -> Saxons -> Vikings -> Normans 

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Celtics -> Saxons -> Vikings -> Normans 

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The re-birth of language

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Semantic field of justice

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Crumbling castle, damp spoon, infectious disease - aitchison

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Crumbling castle, damp spoon, infectious disease - aitchison

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Britains land was fertile, island central, large compared to the power of their civilization

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Anglo-Saxons (English) = lower class

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1755 - Dictionary

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Aitchinson's infectious disease theory - poor language can be 'caught'

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Aitchinson's infectious disease theory - poor language can be 'caught'

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The best English is spoken in or around London

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Language influenced through different languages

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Saxons brought new terms for the new tech they brought with them, like "boat"

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Saxons brought new terms for the new tech they brought with them, like "boat"

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Suffixes in town/village names have their own meaning  (e.g. -ham = home)

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Suffixes in town/village names have their own meaning  (e.g. -ham = home)

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By 1500 all regional accents and dialects had gone out of print.

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St. Augustine and his 40 missionaries from Rome brought Christianity to the pagan Anglo-Saxons of the rest of England in 597 AD

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St. Augustine and his 40 missionaries from Rome brought Christianity to the pagan Anglo-Saxons of the rest of England in 597 AD

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Nobody owns language

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those far away from language change will not be affected by new linguistic changes

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More regional accents being recognised in media = more prescriptivist views becoming widespread; follows general trend of western societies becoming increasingly multicultural & progressivve

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Standard form comes from the most affluent and powerful areas.

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Language adapts to the needs of its users. ie technology

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Words created to fill a gap

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RP is no longer seen as desirable as it was before - now often associated with corrupt politicians

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RP is no longer seen as desirable as it was before - now often associated with corrupt politicians

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Language change starts out slow, pace increases as language gets more widespread, then slows down again due to wide usage

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Random errors influence language due to unstable nature

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created standard English to help his business. his customers were struggling to understand what he was selling. standard English meant that his business would benefit.

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Reflectionism- language reflects a persons way of thinking

Determinism- if people change language, it will change their view

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Patois is COOOL.

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Introduced over 3000 new words

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Idioms

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Language change during the viking times (beginning 787 AD)

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Language change during the viking times (beginning 787 AD)

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Creolisation took place - White Europeans from Spanish or Portuguese descent mixed with the variation of English at the time.

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William Shakespere had to make entire pages worth of notes on scripts so audiences know what some of the words mean

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William Shakespere had to make entire pages worth of notes on scripts so audiences know what some of the words mean

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Church for a long time had controlled what books were spread before the invention of Printing Press

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Church for a long time had controlled what books were spread before the invention of Printing Press

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By 955, Alfred The Great and his successors had unified Britain and made peace with the Vikings.

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By 955, Alfred The Great and his successors had unified Britain and made peace with the Vikings.

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This brought about significant changes in the English language.

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English replaces french as langauge of da courts

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norwich