Middle English Grammar and Syntax

Which of the following statements about ME noun are (is) correct?

Choose the right plural forms of the neuter ME nouns thing, yēr (year), hors (horse), shēp (sheep), swīn (swine), dēr (deer):

Which is the typical suffix of the ME adjective of the plural and weak declension?

Which is the typical suffix of the ME adjective of the strong declension singular?

The ME adjective has distinction in

The degrees of comparison are formed by means of the suffixes:

Choose all possible forms of the comparative degree of the ME adjective:

Choose the right form of the ME infinitive:

Verbs loaned from the French, Scandinavian are conjugated as

Match the example of ME semantic change with the corresponding terms:

OE goma ('jaw')→ME gum                                 

Match the example of ME semantic change with the corresponding terms:

OE bridd ('young bird') → ME bird                   

Match the example of ME semantic change with the corresponding terms:

OE dizzy ('foolish') → ME flamboyant, (rare, modest, elegant)

Match the example of ME semantic change with the corresponding terms:

OE ege (terror) )→ ME awe ('reverence' 'respect')  

Match the example of ME semantic change with the corresponding terms:

OE cniht ('boy') )→ ME knight ('young gentleman soldier')       

The рrocess of exchanging letters and sounds (brid → bird; axian → ask) is called...

How many negations were possible to use in a ME sentence?

Which of these are native prefixes?

Which of these are native suffixes?

What is the name of phonetic phenomenon that differs these words in English and German: ihm - him, Kessel - kettle, Mittel - middle, durch - through?

Which of these is the Middle Englush 2nd person singular Nominative?