Which Old English adjective had suppletive forms for positive, comparative, and superlative degrees?

What is the present participle ending for nearly all Old English verbs?

What is the estimated size of the Common Germanic vocabulary?

Who introduced the printing press in England and became the first book retailer?

Which event lasted for 18 months and ravaged a quarter of London's population in 1665?

What was the effect of the printing press on English during the Early Modern English period?

Which vowel distinction appeared in Early Modern English, for example, in words like 'cut' and 'put'?

Which vowel sound evolved from /zj/ in Early Modern English, for example, in words like 'measure'?

Which one of these Old English inflections survived into Middle English?

Which was the official language of the Church in the Middle English period?

Which French spelling became a noticeable feature of English words?

What preceding sound does a final 'e' come to show in Middle English period?

Which language is the source of the pronouns they and them?

What form of the verb develops during the Middle English period?

What word class became important when inflections were lost?

Which vowels were affected by the Great Vowels Shift?

Which one of these words would most closely resemble the way time was pronounced before the Great Vowel Shift?

What are the four main dialects of old English?

In what year was the transition from Old English to Middle English started?

What is the term used to describe what is happening when Shakespeare uses grace as a verb?

Which area of language did Shakespeare most influence?

In Middle English, two consecutive vowels show what?

Which of these words are derived from French?

The Great Vowel Shift happened during ___ period.

Old English metaphorical, compound-word descriptions used to replace a noun is a ___ .

In "The droghte of March hath perced to the roote"

What is the linguistic relevance of the underlined phrase?

In "And smale foweles maken melodye"

the underlined word is a:

In "That hem hath holpen whan that they were seeke"

the undelined word is:

In "And palmeres for to seken straunge strondes" and "The hooly blisful martir for to seke" the underlined phrases:

In the following line "hath perced to the roote,"

The underlined word is pronounced (in IPA):

Which describes the form of the underlined word:

hē swā feor norþ swā þā hwælhuntan firrest faraþ

Which describes the nature of the underlined phrase:

"O, that I were a glove upon that hand, "

What accounts for the difference in pronunciation of the underlined word in Chaucer's "whan that they were seeke", and Shakespeare's "Who is already sick and pale with grief"

What explains that equivalents to the word 'þrīe' in other Indo-European languages have 'T' as the first sound (три, tres, trois) ?

In "O, swear not by the moon" and "Do not swear at all" the underlined phrases:

In Shakespeare's English the underlined words in lines

"were he not Romeo call'd" and "You are looked for and called for"

In the following line "A knyght ther was, and that a worthy man,"

The underlined word is pronounced (in IPA):

Which feature of Old English poetic language is represented in the underlined words:

Grendel gongan, godes yrre bær

In "Bifil that in that seson on a day'

what is the linguistic significance of the underlined portion:

What is the name of the Anglo-Saxon runic alphabet?

What phonological process is behind singular mūs becoming plural mȳs?

Which classes of Old English verb formed past through a dental suffix?

Which of the following are etymological doublets?

Which of the following is an example of metathesis?

In "So priketh hem Nature in hir corages"

the underlined word is:

In "Hath in the Ram his half cours yronne"

the underlined word:

Which describes the nature of the underlined phrase:

If they do see thee, they will murder thee.

Identify the correct transformations from Old English to Middle English.