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- 2. Plan Development of the morphological classes of the verb in ME. 1.1. Strong verbs 1.2. Weak
- 3. Literature Расторгуева Т.А. История английского языка. – М.: Астрель, 2005. – С. 241-274. Ильиш Б.А. История
- 4. Development of the morphological classes of the verb in ME. Unlike the morphology of the noun
- 5. Many markers of the grammatical forms of the verb were reduced, leveled and lost in ME,
- 6. STRONG VERBS The historical changes in the ways of building the basic forms of the verb
- 9. In ME, ENE many strong verbs began to form their Past and PII forms with the
- 11. PRETERITE-PRESENT VERBS
- 12. Several preterite-present verbs went out of use. The surviving verbs lost some of their old forms
- 13. MAY (OE maʒan – mæʒ – maʒon – meahte). Its infinitive and Participle I went out
- 14. Irregular verbs They are verbs of high text-frequency and great syntactic importance (most of them function
- 15. The Past Tense forms were almost homonymous in all the dialects. The Present Tense forms were
- 16. OE ʒān in OE its Past form was built from a different root and had a
- 17. Development of verbal grammatical categories
- 18. TENSE There was no Future Tense in OE (only Present and Past Tense). It was possible
- 19. MOOD In OE the forms of the Subjunctive mood like other forms of the verb, were
- 20. The increased homonymy of the forms stimulated the more extensive use of modal verbs. Later sholde
- 21. VOICE OE finite verbs had no category of Voice. But there were some traces of the
- 22. TIME CORRELATION The main source of the Perfect form was the OE “possessive” construction habban +
- 23. In the OE phrase beon + PII (of intransitive verbs) the PII agreed with the Subject
- 24. ASPECT There was no category of Aspect in OE. Verbal prefixes, which could express an aspective
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