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An English History and Its Development, Introduction, Part 01
Importance of Latin and Greek in English.
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English History and Its Language Development: INDEX or Table of Contents
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An English History and Its Development, Introduction, Part 02
Etymological approach to learn more about English words.
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English History and Its Language Development: INDEX or Table of Contents
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1. The act, or process, of introducing or the state of being introduced (make known by formal announcement or recommendation).
2. A means of presenting one person to another; verbally or in written form.
3. Something recently introduced; an innovation.
4. Something spoken, written, or otherwise presented when beginning or introducing something, especially: a preface, as to a book; a short preliminary passage in a larger musical movement or work; a basic introductory text or course of study.
5. An action of putting in, or of inserting; such as, the introduction of a catheter into a vein.
2. A means of presenting one person to another; verbally or in written form.
3. Something recently introduced; an innovation.
4. Something spoken, written, or otherwise presented when beginning or introducing something, especially: a preface, as to a book; a short preliminary passage in a larger musical movement or work; a basic introductory text or course of study.
5. An action of putting in, or of inserting; such as, the introduction of a catheter into a vein.
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(the importance of Latin and Greek in the development of English as revealed in the history of English)
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An Introduction to the Biology of Marine Life
James L. Sumich, Grossmont College; Wm. C. Brown Publishers, College Edition; Dubuque, Iowa; 1988.
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Bibliography of Sources Regarding Habitat and Dwelling Environments
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