PREPOSITIONS AND CONJUNCTIONS IN OLD ENGLISH
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Immigration, Assumptions, Fluently, Bilingual, Adjustment, Values, Customs, Efficient, Requires, Questionnaire.Abstract
Another feature of Old English is its vocabulary, which includes many words that have fallen out of use in modern English. These words often have Germanic roots and reflect the culture and society of the Anglo-Saxon period. For example, "word" (fate), "wergild" (a fine paid to compensate for killing or injuring someone), and "mead" (a type of alcoholic drink made from fermented honey) are all words that were commonly used in Old English.
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