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    English language as we know it nowadays is completely different from what it was at the beginning. This text exposes how these changes in the course of time are produced. How we, as teachers, can teach a language if we don't know how it was formed.

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    English language as we know it nowadays is completely different from what it was at the beginning. This text exposes how these changes in the course of time are produced. How we, as teachers, can teach a language if we don't know how it was formed.

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    English language as we know it nowadays is completely different from what it was at the beginning. This text exposes how these changes in the course of time are produced. How we, as teachers, can teach a language if we don't know how it was formed.

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    The English Language.

    English language as we know it nowadays is completely different from what it was at the beginning. English language has had many changes in the course of time, and this text exposes how these changes are produced. This text also is directly related to one of the many aims of this course, knowing the various word formation processes in the English language. Historical events, such as invasions, wars and technological development, which helped to shape this language that we know as Modern English. How we, as teachers to be, can teach a language if we dont know how it was developed?

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