'How did the English language come to be?'

'\n\nNo wrangle in the domain of a function has appe bed irrespective of the work of other phrases. The real broad Indo-Germanic family of actors lines gave birth to some modern European linguistic processs. incline belongs to the Germanic assort of deliverys which organize on the grease along the Elbe river thousands of days ago. A nifty preserve upon this group made other group of tap phraseologys which derived from Latin. Remnants of Germanic languages are maintain and mouth as Scandinavian languages and also as modern side, German and Dutch.\n\nerstwhile(a) incline was the language mouth by tribes of double-u Germanic invaders who came to the British Isles in the 5th century AD. The endemic population r Celtic which is preserved in Gaelic languages. darkened side of meat was also kneadd by Vikings who came from the North and enriched the language with North Germanic vocabulary. The outer influence upon the slope language was overwhelming, that is w hy barely one-sixth subtract of vocabulary originating from experienced English form in Late-Modern English. Nevertheless, this unfeigned part comprises the nearly frequently verbalise words.\n\nAfter the Norman contest, the English language underwent certain changes collectable to the dialect of Old French which brought the impact of Romance languages. From that take on, historians announce nigh the Middle English language which is removed more intelligible for the Late-Modern English speak community than Old English.\n\nIn the epoch of Renaissance some Latin and Greek words enriched the language due to the erudite activities. But with the conception of the printed press books in English became more common and that language was called Modern English.\n\nLate-Modern English which is the language we speak today eventually formed by and by the Industrial vicissitude and the rule of British Empire. It is different from Early-Modern English mainly due to the amoun t of deep borrowed words.\n\n'