Synthetic English became analytic one during

... engaged in conflict with King of England, over power and money.

The Linguistic Atlas of Late Mediaeval English records around ... different spellings for word 'through'.

... syntax is characterised by double negation.

in OE ... were usually formed by inverting subject and finite verb.

The first and foremost difference between OE and ModE syntax is ...

Extracts from ... were carved in runes on Ruthwell Cross.

Kennings are heavily formulaic ... used in OE literature

Alliterative verse is a form of verse that uses ... as the principal ornamental device to help indicate the underlying metrical structure

... is a translation and adaptation of Latin history known as Seven Books of History against Pagans, written by Spanish cleric Paulus Orosius at the prompting of Saint Augustine after the sack of Rome in 410.

Urheimat

Australopithecus Lucy is

... William Jones (1746 –1794) was the first who compared Sanskrit with other languages.

speakers of PIE language

umlaut

Gothic, Vandalic, Burgundian languages are

Which verbs of Germanic languages changed root vowel

... classes of old English strong verbs come from PGLs and can be divided into classes according to vowels changes in the roots.

Definite article sē comes in ... different forms depending on case, gender, and number.

OE Verbs have to agree with ... in number and person.

Weak verbs of OE are divided into ... major classes.

 ... is a sound change that converts voiced consonant /z/, /d/, /l/, or /n/) to  /r/. 

Dominant OE dialect was ...

Progressive forms of verb (I am going) and range of auxiliary verbs (I have seen, I didn’t go) came into use in ...