A Level- Language Change

Time was pronounced team, see like say; all are phonological differences brought about by:

‘Pejoration’ is a process by which

In the 19^th century, Noah Webster wrote the American Dictionary of the English language to:

Limo, tele, bus are examples of:

‘Synchronic change’ is:

‘Pejoration’ is a process by which:

When we attempt to locate a word’s origin, we are seeking its:

An ‘Eponym’ is:

‘Affixation’ is a process by which:

Informalisation’ is:

The English language used in the 18 century is known as:

‘Ethnic cleansing’, ‘collateral damage’ and ‘nuclear deterrent’ are examples of:

Glottal stops

What's Green saying is ‘the counter language-the language of the revel, the outlaw, the young’?

‘Bidialectalism’ is a term used, by David Crystal and others, to describe:

Descriptivism is:

1755 is significant for the development of the English language because:

Prescriptivism is:

Coinage’ is a word to describe:

‘Jargon’ is:

‘Orthography’ is the:

Globalisation’ affected language change because:

The words ‘oxen’ and ‘men’ are now irregular plurals from when English had a greater number of:

‘Accommodation theory’ was developed by Howard Giles to suggest:

A grapheme is:

'Diachronic change’ is:

African American instead of black; firefighter instead of fireman have come about due to:

Two ways 18^th Prescriptivists tried to standardise the English language are:

Semantic drift is a term used to describe:

The printing press was introduced in England by:

After the Norman Conquest in 1066, French was the dominant language used by:

Amelioration’ is a process by which: