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→Differences with other languages: better
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→Differences with other languages: add another example
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In contrast with German, the English language requires designation of ongoing activities by appending "ing" to the verb, as in "he was running into the end zone when he dropped the football."
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Reverted edits by JohnRichardThomas (talk) to last revision by CWest
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→Spelling
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Check your facts - I DID NOT create that article, I nominated it for deletion
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Given your deliberate insertion of a parody article ( Cherringtonshire), you should be reverted on sight.
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→History and Development: it needs to be a lot more specific geographically there. French was not the lingua-franca in any general sense that late!
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→History and Development: the wording suggested that language leaped between pre-set stages of development, which is ridiculous
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→History and Development: are you telling me all those scholars who study Old English for a living are just lying then?
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Maybe in "Cherringtonshire" they can. Not here.
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→History and Development: yes we can
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Decided it would be easier for a rewrite of a few sections, added some facts
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Fixed a few minor errors
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