ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY

Annotated bibliography

Annotated Bibliography

Algeo, J. & Pyles, T. (2009). The Origins and Development of the English Language. 6th ed. Boston, MA: Cengage Learning.

The Origins And Development Of The English Language by Algeo and Pyles describes the historical events that lead to the development of the English language and provides with the historical and quantitative analysis for further addressing on the association between French and English law and any contrasts discovered in the microstructure of the two vocabularies that were examined. The examination between the meanings of the same term in the vocabulary of source and in the vocabulary of the dialect of reception permits a reflection on the representation of the significance of the bond in the move between the two legitimate frameworks, all the more particularly on the level of portion in the article on the advance, and the explanations behind consideration and representation in the legitimate glossary.

CF Doell. (n.d.). French Loanwords of Middle English (1100-1500). Retrieved from http://cfdoell.blogspot.com/2011/05/french-loanwords-of-middle-english-1100.html on March 20, 2013.

This study provides with the illustration of the components that make up the meaning of income to the utilization of a representation of the developed meaning of credits from French to English, which is not dependably perceived in the inverse bearing. This dissimilarity is accentuated on account of advances which are not later and may be because of the greatly customary-subordinate income and having a place with a distinctive lawful framework. Of the two lexicons, then again, just this study goes in additional part in the reference book, in particular when it gives references to past different creates and so forth.

Chang, B. C. (n.d.). 'High-Interest Loans': The Phonology of English Loanword Adaptation in Burmese. Retrieved from http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~cbchang/papers/Chang_MAthesis03.pdf on March 18, 2013.

This study characterizes the terminologies in English and French, while embracing a method Onomasiological ...