Language Change Orthography 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageLanguage ChangeLanguage variation and discoursesA2/A-levelAll boards Created by: BereniceeCreated on: 06-03-17 14:25 5th Century Runic Alphabet -Futhorc Anglo-saxon first written language 1 of 10 6th Century Roman Alphabet Christian missionaries- Rome Removed J,Q,V,K,Z Included Runic symbols 2 of 10 6th Century Old English Phonetic language influenced by dialect (60 known spellings of night) 3 of 10 11th Century 1066 abandoned some letter æ new letters eg K, Q, X, Z, T 4 of 10 1100-1500 Old English Phonetic spellings influenced by dialect 60 known spellings for the word night 5 of 10 14th Century- 18th Century 1066- Norman conquest abandoned some letters æ New letters added to language - K,W,X,Z,T Less runic symbols used 6 of 10 Renaissance Period renaissance period Becomes less phonetic Etymology- Taking words back to root Latin prestige- Borrowings taken back to latin root 7 of 10 18th Century Late Modern English Long S - Old English Printing press standardised French Printer - Didot, Long S not included influenced John Bell. Production of dictionaries encouraged the standardisation of spelling 8 of 10 19th Century Late Modern English More consistent spelling standardised spelling sohooling offered to children - drive for literate society 9 of 10 20-21st Century Modern English spelling rules published and taught - standardisation due to set curriculum emergence of non standard english - text messages 10 of 10
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