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AD 410 to 1066.
The Picts and Scots from

the north, and the Anglo-Saxons from the sea attacked Britain.
The most famous of all Anglo-Saxon kings was Alfred called 'Great‘ because he fought the Vikings and made English and Vikings settle down to live together in peace.
Alfred ‘Great’ encouraged people to learn, and he tried to govern well and fairly.
The Anglo-Saxons were great craft workers and keen storytellers.

Anglo-Saxon Period

or ‘wolf,’ for everyday usage appeared.
Anglo-Saxons also had four

weekdays named in honor of their gods. They did not have weekends.

from France in 1066. This is one of the

most well-known dates in English history.
William the Conqueror made Saxons merely an unpaid workforce for their new lords, Normans.
Words like cow, sheep, and swine come from the English-speaking farmers, while beef, mutton, and pork come from the French-speaking toffs.

the Norman Conquest, or Excuse my English

puppy dog, anchovy, and more show-offy words like dauntless,

besmirch, and lackluster. He came up with the word alligator, soon after he ran out of things to rhyme with crocodile

Shakespeare or a Plaque on Both of His Houses

books with fire and brimstone preachers reading it in

every church
The King James Bible taught people that a leopard can’t change its spots, that a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, that a wolf in sheep’s clothing is harder to spot than you would imagine, and how annoying it is to have a fly in your ointment.

The King James Bible or Let There be Light Reading

at first, but then they realized they all spoke

English and they could transform the understanding of the universe quicker by talking in their own language.
New words like cardiac, and tonsil, ovary and sternum made education classes a bit easier to follow.

English of Science or How to Speak with Gravity

and a chance to really unwind, discovering the barbeque

(1550), the canoe, a good recipe for rum punch, and a cannibal to make their trip sound more exciting.
Yoga (1820) from India, voodoo (1850) and zombie (1871) from Africa, nugget, boomerang, and walkabout (1828) from Australia

English and Empire, or the Sun Never Sets on the English Language

from 1746 to 1755.
In 1857, the Oxford English Dictionary

started.

Age of the Dictionary, or the Definition of a Hopeless Task

they needed names for all the new plants and

animals so they borrowed words like raccoons, squash and moose from the Native Americans as well as most of their territory.
Immigrants were hungry for mew words.
America spread a new language of capitalism, getting everyone worried about the break-even or the bottom line, whether they were blue chip or white-collar.
America so they carried on using fall, faucets, diapers and candy while the Brits moved on to autumn, taps, nappies and NHS dental care

American English or Not English

use a toolbar, and set up a firewall.
Writing

a sentence turned into an abbreviation. For instance, in my humble opinion became IMHO, by the way became BTW, life-threatening accident simply became FAIL, LOL mean laugh out loud, but UG2BK - You got to be kidding.

Internet English or Language Reverts to Type

1.5 billion people speak English.
¼ of native speakers,

¼ of speakers as their second language and ½ is able to ask for directions to a swimming pool. Hinglish, which is Hindi English, Chinglish, which is Chinese English and Singlish, which is Singaporean English, is speaking now in the world.

Global English or
Whose Language is it Anyway?