LANGUAGE CHANGES IN ENGLISH: FROM MIDDLE ENGLISH TO EARLY MODERN
Keywords:
historical occurrence, cultural shifts, universal language, emphasize, linguistic, pronunciation, major forces, substantialAbstract
This article examines the linguistic changes that took place during this time, emphasizing the factors that influenced the development of the language that we now know as Early Modern English. Examining these modifications helps us comprehend how historical occurrences and cultural shifts shaped English's development and paved the way for it to become a universal language.
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