what are the characteristics of middle english?
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['in grammar, English came to rely less on inflectional endings and more on word order to convey grammatical information. ... ', 'in vocabulary, English became much more heterogeneous, showing many borrowings from French, Latin, and Scandinavian.']
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['1) Tone. ... ', '2) Product and Persona Positioning. ... ', '3) Logical Flow. ... ', '4) Grammar. ... ', '5) Style Guide Consistency. ... ', '6) Country-Specific Spelling and Jargon. ... ', '7) Logical Images. ... ', '8) Data and Image Attributions.']
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['Vague Words Tables. In the English language, writers commonly overuse certain words. ... ', 'Very. Clearly, Considerably, ... ', 'A Lot. Time: Often, Oftentimes, ... ', 'Big. Above average, Ample, ... ', 'Small. Dinky, Faint, Light, Limited, ... ', 'Good/ Great. ... ', 'Bad. Cheap, Dissatisfactory, ... ', 'Confused Amazed, Astonished, Baffled, Bewildered, Disoriented,']
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['It is less complex than normal speech.', 'It is more exaggerated than normal speech.', 'It may be higher pitch.', 'There are longer and more frequent pauses, and the rate of speech is slower.', 'There is a limited range of words, and special forms of words are used.']
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['Familiarity with English.', 'School experiences.', 'Socioeconomic status.']
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['Culture.', 'Emotions.', 'Language.', 'Humour.', 'Tool Use.', 'Memory.', 'Self-Awareness.', 'Intelligence.']
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3. The two outstanding characteristics of Newspeak grammar is that it's almost complete interchangeability and it's almost exceedingly regular. 4. Euphemisms are a mild or indirect word substituted for one that would otherwise be harsh.
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Norse, Celtic and Latin were the three languages which heavily influenced and shaped Old English. Latin's influence on Old English was that the language adopted Latin alphabet.
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First is the difference in time in which the languages were used. Old English was spoken sometime between the 5th and 12th centuries. The Middle English was widely used late into the 11th century to around the end of the 15th century. ... Old English was shaped by Latin, Norse and Celtic.
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['determiners and pronouns, which can refer back to earlier words.', 'conjunctions and adverbs, which can make relations between words clear.', 'ellipsis of expected words.']
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['Comprehensiveness.', 'Clarity.', 'Homogeneity.', 'Suitability.', 'Stability.', 'Elastic.']
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['Usage: Parts of Speech. Traditional grammar organizes words based on eight different parts of speech. ... ', 'Diction. Diction is the proper use of words. ... ', 'Style: Sentence Structure. ... ', 'Style: Spelling. ... ', 'Proper Punctuation.']
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['5 most important characteristics: motion, space, time, theatrical portrayal, dramatic use of light.', 'The Baroque era coincided with the. Counter-Reformation.', 'Italian baroque art became the. language of glorifying God.', 'clarity is remolded into. ... ', 'Favored architectural plan. ... ', 'St. ... ', 'Cathedra Petri. ... ', 'David.']
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There are six main characteristics of effective language. Effective language is: (1) concrete and specific, not vague and abstract; (2) concise, not verbose; (3) familiar, not obscure; (4) precise and clear, not inaccurate or ambiguous; (5) constructive, not destructive; and (6) appropriately formal.
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['Articulation.', 'Dialect.', 'Posture. Can reflect your credibility. Shows your intensity. Keep your head up and stand up straight. ... ', 'Pauses.', 'Physical Appearance. Not only accents your message. Effective timing. Vocalized pauses. ... ', 'Pitch.', 'Gestures. Monotone is boring. Your voice has inflection. ... ', 'Pronunciation.']
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['Clear pronunciation.', 'Pre-planned or Preparation.', 'Conciseness.', 'Attractive.', 'Natural voice.', 'Free form error.', 'Consideration for the receiver.', 'Maintaining neutrality.']
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Commonly listed English parts of speech are noun, verb, adjective, adverb, pronoun, preposition, conjunction, interjection, numeral, article, or determiner.