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Chapter I "ANGLO-SAXON"
After the Romans left their lands and went in search of new ones, the Anglo-Saxons took ownership of these lands and on their arrival they began to implement new words from their arrival. The Anglo-Saxon words were more useful for doing everyday things and four of the days of the week were named in memory of Anglo-Saxon Gods. -
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Chapter II "England is invaded"
William invaded England and brought new French vocabulary and was employed for official affairs and used jargon for military affairs -
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Chapter III "Shakespeare"
As there were more than 2000 words in the dictionary that were invented by Shakespeare and showed in poetry the most beautiful of English. -
Chapter VIII "American English"
From the moment the British came to America, they needed names for plants and animals and they took some concepts from the Native Americans and the Americans took the capitlist language. -
Chapter IV "The king Hammes bible"
King James translated the Bible and spread it around the world with its new translation -
Chapter V "The English of sciencie"
Isaac newton used new vocabulary about science and the distinction of vagina and penis was also carried out and sex education classes were started. -
Chapter VII "The Age od dictionary"
The dictionary took 9 years to be written, in 1857 the first dictionary was written by oxford and it took 70 years to be finished. -
Chapter VI " English and Empire"
Shakespare, the bible and the knowledge of isaac newton traveled all over the world asking for riches, natural resources and total obedience to the crown and some local words, they traveled the caribbean sea and they knew a relax way to enjoy the time. -
Chapter X "Global English"
English is so peculiar that it can evolve by itself and improve its definitions, the internet made English go far beyond language and today is a universal language used by many of the speakers English. -
Chapter IX "Internet English"
Came the internet, a global and free space to communicate around the world and share photos and this changed the way to use English