例句與造句

1. Although this word took a variety of forms in different Old English dialects, these converged on the form " elf " during the Middle English period.
2. However, while other Old English dialects were still spoken in other parts of the country, it seems that all scribes wrote and copied manuscripts in this prestigious written form.
3. However, both these poems appear to have been written originally in other Old English dialects, but later translated into the standard Late West Saxon literary language when they were copied by scribes.
4. See Old English dialects . ) This produced additional instances of alongside those that developed from i-mutation and from sporadic rounding of in certain circumstances ( e . g .'much'from earlier, with rounding perhaps triggered by the rounded / m / ).
5. It's often said that " music soothes the savage breast ( or is it beast ? ) ", and teachers who have been unafraid to open their linnet-like thrappels and sing ( . . . don't worrry, it's an old English dialect word for " throat " ! ) to their students have often won their way into the hearts of the unruly mob, but the power of a good story in the mouth of a good story-teller has converted kings, sent countries to war and wed many a winsome maiden to a gap-toothed troll ( . . . and more than happy she was too ! ).
6. It's difficult to find old english dialects in a sentence. 用old english dialects造句挺難的