Inglês Antigo.Marcado pela chegada

Inglês Antigo.
Marcado pela chegada de tribos germânicas às ilhas britânicas vindas da região da Alemanha – era o povo anglo saxão. - que deu origem ao idioma inglês que deriva do termo angles.
As construções de frases e os vocábulos complexos eram bem diferentes e alguns termos continuam em uso como he (ele), after (depois) e brain (cérebro).

Inglês Médio.
Marcado pelas invasões vikings e a conquista normanda da Inglaterra em 1066.
O nórdico antigo passou a influenciar o inglês, em especial, na sintaxe e na ordem das frases.
O uso do latim como língua oficial da igreja também levou a mudanças. Aumenta ainda a influência dos idiomas da Europa continental, o que dá ao inglês uma nova melodia e muitas novas palavras foram incorporadas do francês, como nature (natureza), table (mesa), hour (hora) etc.

Results (English) 1:

Old English.Marked by the arrival of Germanic tribes to the British Isles from the region of Germany – was the anglo Saxon people. -the English language derives from the term angles.The buildings of the complex words and phrases were quite different and some terms are still in use as he (it), after (then) and brain (brain).Middle English.Marked by the Viking invasions and the Norman Conquest of England in 1066.The old Norse went on to influence the English, in particular, in the syntax and in the order of the sentences.The use of Latin as the official language of the Church also led to changes. Increases the influence of the continental European languages, which gives English a new melody and many new words were incorporated into the French, as nature (nature), table (table), hour (hour) etc.

Results (English) 2:

Old English.
Marked by the arrival of Germanic tribes to welcome British Isles the region of Germany - was the people anglo saxon. - Which led to the English language derives from the angles term.
The constructions of sentences and complex words were different and some terms are still in use as he (it), after (later) and brain (brain).

Middle English.
Marked by the Viking invasions and the Norman conquest of England in 1066.
the old Norse began to influence English, especially in syntax and the order of the sentences.
the use of Latin as the official language of the church also led to changes. Further increases the influence of the languages of continental Europe, which gives the English a new melody and many new words have been incorporated into French, as nature (nature), table (table), hour (time) etc.

Results (English) 3:

Old English.Marked by the arrival of Germanic tribes to the British Isles from the region of Germany was the Anglo Saxon people. - what gave rise to the English language, which is derived from the term angles.The constructions of sentences, and the words complexes were quite different and some terms are still in use as he (him), after (after) and brain (brain).Middle English.Marked by the Viking invasions and the Norman Conquest of England in 1066.The Old Norse began to influence the English, in particular, in syntax and in the order of sentences.The use of Latin as the official language of the church has also led to the changes. Increases the influence of languages of continental Europe, giving the English a new melody and many new words were incorporated into the French, as nature (nature), a table (table), hour (time), etc.