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Jem
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grace
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grace
grace is on page 2 of 129
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Andrew Corrie
Andrew Corrie is on page 62 of 129
On to some translation: aelc thara the thas min word gehierth and tha wyrcth bith gelic thaem wisan were, se his hus ofer stan getimbrode.
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Andrew Corrie
Andrew Corrie is on page 30 of 129
Love strong verbs
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Andrew Corrie
Andrew Corrie is on page 20 of 129
Nice to see adjectival forms using suppletion existed in OE:
god, betera, betst; yfel, wiersa, wierst; micel , maera, maest
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Andrew Corrie
Andrew Corrie is on page 17 of 129
Adjectives work like in modern German:
se gode scip = the good ship;
god scip = (a) good ship;
on tham godum scipum "Lollipop"
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Andrew Corrie
Andrew Corrie is on page 15 of 129
Something to do during coronavirus lockdown!
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Rich
Rich is on page 127 of 129
I've worked through this already, but am now doing the practice sentences. A standard text, albiet old fashioned method.
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