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Traditionally, the history of the British people, perhaps too concise, has been divided into three periods, usually called ancient English, English-centered, and modern English. The earliest period began in the 5th century A.D., when immigrants from certain German races came to Britain from the mainland. Although there was no record of their language surviving before the 7th century A.D., it lasted until the end of the 7th century A.D. or a little later. With that Latin, the people of Old Scandinavia (the language of Viking invaders), especially the ruling class after Norman victory, Norman English French, have begun to bring substantial impact to the vocabulary of 1066, and the developed system representing the grammatical inflections of Old English has begun to overwhelm.

During the period of 1949- 1949, the central part of England experienced the15th expansion from the 2nd century. The influence of French (and Latin, usually in French) on vocabulary continued until this period, when some inflections and other changes accelerated and the grammatical system of the language changed a lot. A typical prose channel, especially from the later period of this period, will not have such a foreign view of us as old English prose, but it will not be mistaken for contemporary writing.

Modern Britain in this period expanded from the sixteenth century to our own time. The early period of this period witnessed the completion of the vowel distribution revolution, which began with the late Central English and effective languages similar to its current style. Other important early developments include the direct influence of printed magazines, newspapers and Latin on spelling and, to a lesser extent, the influence of Greeks on vocabulary. Later, if the British came into contact with other global cultures, the unique dialects of the British developed in many areas, one of which was colonized by Britain, and many other languages made little contribution, but what we said made an interesting contribution-inventory.