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Practice Listening: Fill in the Blanks (Type In) ID: #46615 Short Germanic tribes
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The    history    of    English    began    during    the    5th    century    AD.    At    the    time,    Britain,    specifically    England,    was    inhabited    by    Celtic    people    as    well    as    those    who    were    of    Roman    or    a    mixture    of    both    Celtic    and    Romans.    The    languages    were    both    the    local    Celtic    languages    and    Latin.    During    the    5th    century,    Britain    was    by    three    Germanic    tribes,    the    Angles,    Saxons    and    Jutes.    During    these    times,    many    of    the    native    peoples    were    pushed    into    what    is    now    Wales    and    Scotland.    Much    of    the    language    that    the    Celtic    people    spoke    emerged    more    as    a    language.    These    languages,    the    old    Celtic    as    well    as    Latin    mixed    with    the    Germanic    languages    that    were    spoken    by    the
Angles,    Saxons    and    Jutes.    From    this    is    where    the    Old    English    has    been    derived.    The    irony    is    that    Old    English    does    not    much    modern    English.

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