1. Middle English period great change Middle English Verbal System

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3^ That the change was complete by 1500 has been shown with convincing statistics by Charles C.Fries, “On the Development of the Structural Use of Word-Order in Modern English,”

4^ For example, the -an of the Old English infinitive became -en and later -e: OE drīfan> M.E. dnīven>drive.

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