Changes in Language : Early Modern English

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Very good Lecture. God bless you

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thank you . It worked as an LMR( last minute Revision)

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[@junophorcreation5073]

Mam, I watch and listen your lecture daily,Im very interested in your lecture. A kind request to you mam ,if you can pls make another vedio about the grammatical changes in the Middle English Period it will be very helpful for many students.

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Madam excellent in experience of explanation.

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Grammatical changes in modern English should be added.

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Madam, where are the metaphysical poems? It is not there

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Lecture on Jacobean period

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Great vid but PLEASE change your pfp

[@sibabarada6531]

With all due respect to your efforts madam, but your lecture is full of mistakes: in section New Words Origins:  Dutch - Yatch ??? (this word does not exist I could not find it in any language) perhaps misspelled as Yacht (boat).  Spanish/Portuguese : Tobacco (the origin of this word is still disputed to be Arabic or Carib) Banana (the origin of this word is Arabic but passed on through Spanish/Portuguese ports)  Turkish - Coffee (the origin of this word is Arabic Qahwa not Turkish)

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Why you talked like a robot..