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(2)the King of England
(3)descendants of the French aristocracy
(4)Because they are descendants of the French aristocrats who conquered England.
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(2)Duke William Conquered England
(3)a Frenchman
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(2)the King of England
(3)descendants of the French aristocracy
(4)Use English X
(5)a conquered people
(6)There’s no reason for them to learn English.
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(2)You’d think the British should learn French.
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(3)So before Henry IV, the kings of England, even though the common people speak English,
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(3)They insisted on French.
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(2)remaining in English
(3)the traces of a French mermaid
(4)There are traces of the language of English to this day.
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(2)Henry V of France
(3)Beef = Beef
(4)For example, cows are called Cow, but beef is called Beef.
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(2)a language that shows differences in status
(3)The difference in language is still…
(4)It’s a reflection of social status at that time.
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