English History
English History begin from the delivering birth of English in Island Briton more or less 1 . last 500 year . English is a Ianguage of Jermanik West coming from in alek - in Anglo alek - Friesian which in bringing to Island Briton by all immigrants of Jermanik from some Shareses North-West area which now in mentioning Dutch & Germany . Initially , Ancient English is group se in alek expressing the source of - immeasurable suggestion of empire - monarchic of Anglo - Saxon in English . Wrong 1 in this alek , Saxon West finally which predominating . Then original Ancient English later;then in influencing by 2 invasion wave . Waving invasion per tama is invasion all pouter of Ianguages of branch of Skandinavia Family Ianguage Germany . They conquer & dwelling some Briton shareses at century to - 8 & to - 9 . Then waving invasion to 2 this is tribe of Norman at century to - 11 saying a in Ianguage French alek . To this 2 invasion result Ianguage English " mixed " until selected rate ( though have never become a mixture Ianguage literally . Coexist with tribe member of Skandinavia finally create simplifikasi arrange Ianguage & rich of Anglo nucleus;core - English of Ianguage English .
Vocabulary Around The House Other Rooms Attic People store things in the attic . Ballroom A room in stately homes where rich peop...
Narrative Text Snow Maiden Once upon a time there lived a couple in a village . They had got married for a long time , but so far...
Simple present tense often useful in daily life . Usually , simple present tense , use to express a sentences that happened now . To more...
Descriptive Text A kind of text to describe a particular person , place / thing . The generic structure of Descriptive text : Ø Identifi...
Asking For Information Asking for Information There are a number of formulas used when asking for information in English . Here are s...
After greeting , this time , I will explain about invitation . For more understand about invitation , ...
Invitation . To invite some 1 I would like you to . . . We would be pleased if you could . . . Would you like to . . . ? Shall we . . ...
