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    The origins of the English language date back to around 400 BC, when Anglo-Saxon tribes arrived in Britain and introduced their language, known as Old English. Over the next 1200 years, the language was influenced by Viking invasions and later by Norman French after the conquest of 1066. By adopting Latin and French words, English became more sophisticated with concepts like "freedom" and "justice." William Shakespeare's works in the 16th century helped establish English as a language of culture and power. During the Scientific Revolution of the 17th-18th centuries, the development of science required new English words. As England became a colonial power through the 1900s, English spread globally and local dialects emerged, incorporating words from places

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    The origins of the English language date back to around 400 BC, when Anglo-Saxon tribes arrived in Britain and introduced their language, known as Old English. Over the next 1200 years, the language was influenced by Viking invasions and later by Norman French after the conquest of 1066. By adopting Latin and French words, English became more sophisticated with concepts like "freedom" and "justice." William Shakespeare's works in the 16th century helped establish English as a language of culture and power. During the Scientific Revolution of the 17th-18th centuries, the development of science required new English words. As England became a colonial power through the 1900s, English spread globally and local dialects emerged, incorporating words from places

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    INSTITUTO DE EDUCACIÓN SUPERIOR DEL MAGISERIO

    LICENCIATURA EN EDUCACIÓN PRIMARIA INDÍGENA CON ENFOQUE INTERCULTURAL BILINGÜE

    Timeline of the history of the English language


    The origins of the English language Although English was already widely spoken If Shakespeare made English a
    are found in England today, when, in in the British Isles after the Viking passage, culturally rich and prosperous
    400 BC. C., the Anglo-Saxon tribes of in 1000 BC, the Norman invasion made language, the rapid development of
    Central Europe arrived at the British French the language of royalty and power. the scientific world began to change
    Isles. Their language, known as "Old Old English remained in the hands of the
    people and despite its lesser status, it the English language between the 17th
    English," was soon adopted as a and 18th centuries, requiring the
    continued to develop and grow by adopting a
    common language in this relatively full set of Latin and French words between invention of new words, such as
    remote corner of Europe. Although 1000 and 1400 BC, including the words we "gravity," "acid," and "electricity. ».
    understanding Old English today is a use daily like "beer." , »City", "fruit" and Since the English-speaking world was
    bit difficult, it has been a solid "people" (that is, "beer", "city", "fruit" and the center of much of scientific
    foundation for spoken English and has "people"). By adopting and adapting French
    words, the English language became more progress, the discoveries went hand in
    given the English language many hand with the evolution of language.
    sophisticated, including concepts such as
    fundamental words such as "be," "freedom" and "justice." En los siglos
    "strong," and "water.“. 1200 years agu XIV y XV
    The importance of The influence of
    The root of English Viking influence French imposition science
    Shakespeare
    400 a.c. With the invasion of the 1000 a.C XVII y XVIII
    Vikings around 1200 years
    ago, the Old English mixed In the 14th and 15th centuries, after the Hundred Years War
    against France, which ended French rule over the British Isles,
    with Old Norwegian, the English again became the language of power and diplomacy. It
    language spoken in the was given a further boost through the development of English
    Viking tribes. The old literature and culture, led by William Shakespeare, probably the
    Norwegian gave English most acclaimed poet and playwright in history. Shakespeare's
    more than 2000 new words, influence on the development of the English language and its
    including "give", "take", unique and rich culture are difficult to understand; he is said to
    "egg", "knife", "husband", have invented at least 1,700 words, including "crocodile," "little
    dog," and "fashionable," as well as having composed the great
    "run" and of course, "viking“. classics "Romeo and Juliet" and "Hamlet." Carlos Mario De
    INGLÉS – Teacher: YONIA MIRIAM VALDESPINO MUÑOZ 5to A La Cruz Morales.
    INSTITUTO DE EDUCACIÓN SUPERIOR DEL MAGISERIO
    LICENCIATURA EN EDUCACIÓN PRIMARIA INDÍGENA CON ENFOQUE INTERCULTURAL BILINGÜE

    When England became a colonial power throughout the world, the


    spread of English took an unstoppable pace. By the early 1900s,
    England had established a colonial empire that included more than a
    quarter of the world, from Asia to Africa, and more than 400 million
    (new) British citizens. In addition to the expansion of the English
    language in all corners of the world, this implied the development of
    many local versions and dialects of English resulting in the appearance
    of new words such as »barbecue», for example, which comes from the
    Caribbean, while «zombie »Was adopted from Africa.

    English as a global language


    Siglo XX

    Carlos Mario De
    INGLÉS – Teacher: YONIA MIRIAM VALDESPINO MUÑOZ 5to A La Cruz Morales.

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