- •1 Oe morphology. The verb
- •2 Morphological Comparison of Old English and Modern English verbs
- •2.3 The verb in Old English epic poem Beowulf….. …………………………..…...23
- •Introduction
- •The structure of the course consists by the following: introduction, two chapters, conclusion and bibliography.
- •1 Oe morphology. The verb
- •1.1 The grammatical categories of the oe verb
- •1.2 Morphological classes of the verbs in oe
- •2.1 Formation verb categories of voice and mood
- •2 Morphological Comparison of Old English and Modern English verbs
- •2.2 Comparative analysis of the Middle English and Modern English language an example Shakespeare's plays
- •2.3 The verb in Old English epic poem Beowulf
- •Conclusion
- •Bibliography
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