Вінниця: Нова Книга, 2004. — 296 с. — ISBN 966-7890-67-8.
The subject matter of the course. Its ties with other subjects. Its
place within the framework of linguistic disciplines. Its ties with
other linguistic and non-linguistic research data.
Periods in the history of the English languageThe Old English period. General characteristic. Heptarchy.
Old English dialects. Writings in EnglishThe Old English alphabet and pronunciation. StressEnglish sounds as compared with the sounds in other
Indo-European Languages. Grimm's LawThe Old English phonology. Vowels. The assimilative processes in the the vocalic system (breaking, patatal mutation, back mutation, contraction, dipthongization after palatal consonants
Changes in the consonants
The Old English morphology. General review
The Old English noun. Categories
The strong declension of nouns
The weak declension of nouns
The root stems, consonantal stems
The table of paradigmatic endings of the Old English noun
The Old English pronoun. Classes of pronouns (personal, demonstrative, definite, indefinite, interrogative, negative and relative)
The Old English adjective. Its categories. The paradigm of the Old English adjective
The Old English adverb
The numeral in Old English
The meaning and use of cases of the nominal parts of speech in Old English
The Old English verb. Non-finite forms of the verb in Old English
The categories of the Old English verb
Morphological classification of verbs
The strong verbs in Old English
The weak verbs in Old English
Preterite-Present verbs in Old English
Irregular verbs in Old English
The old english vocabulary. Etymological characteristics of the
Old English words
Loan-words in the Old English
Word-building in the Old English
The Middle English. General characteristics the Scandinavian influence. The Norman influence
Writings in the Middle English
The Scandinavian influence. The Norman influence
Changes in the spelling system
Changes in phonology
Changes in Middle English morphology. General remarks
The Middle English noun
Rise of the article
The Middle English adjective
The Middle English adverb
Pronouns in the Middle English
The numeral in the Middle English
Stative as a new part of speech in the Middle English
Verb in the Middle English. Non-Finite forms of the verb
The changes in various classes of the Middle English verb.
The categories of the Middle English verb
The Middle English syntax
The Middle English vocabulary. Borrwings of the period
The word-building in the Middle English
The Early New English. Rise of the National Standard. History of the English Renaissance
The changes in the Early New English phonology. Vowels. The Great Vowel Shift
The changes in the Early New English consonants
The changes in the nominal system. Noun
The Early New English pronouns
The Early New English adjective
The verb in the Early New English. Changes in the classification and the formation of the paradigmatic forms
The categories of the Early New English verb
The Early New English syntax
The Early New English vocabulary. Word building
Conversion as a new phenomenon in the Early New English word- formation
Borrowings in the Early New English
Etymological doublets
Some words that in the 17"' century had meaning different from what they have now
The expansion of English
Afterword
A short reader in Early English
Supplemen. Translations of the Old English texts
Old English vocabulary
Middle English vocabulary
Periods in the history of the English languageThe Old English period. General characteristic. Heptarchy.
Old English dialects. Writings in EnglishThe Old English alphabet and pronunciation. StressEnglish sounds as compared with the sounds in other
Indo-European Languages. Grimm's LawThe Old English phonology. Vowels. The assimilative processes in the the vocalic system (breaking, patatal mutation, back mutation, contraction, dipthongization after palatal consonants
Changes in the consonants
The Old English morphology. General review
The Old English noun. Categories
The strong declension of nouns
The weak declension of nouns
The root stems, consonantal stems
The table of paradigmatic endings of the Old English noun
The Old English pronoun. Classes of pronouns (personal, demonstrative, definite, indefinite, interrogative, negative and relative)
The Old English adjective. Its categories. The paradigm of the Old English adjective
The Old English adverb
The numeral in Old English
The meaning and use of cases of the nominal parts of speech in Old English
The Old English verb. Non-finite forms of the verb in Old English
The categories of the Old English verb
Morphological classification of verbs
The strong verbs in Old English
The weak verbs in Old English
Preterite-Present verbs in Old English
Irregular verbs in Old English
The old english vocabulary. Etymological characteristics of the
Old English words
Loan-words in the Old English
Word-building in the Old English
The Middle English. General characteristics the Scandinavian influence. The Norman influence
Writings in the Middle English
The Scandinavian influence. The Norman influence
Changes in the spelling system
Changes in phonology
Changes in Middle English morphology. General remarks
The Middle English noun
Rise of the article
The Middle English adjective
The Middle English adverb
Pronouns in the Middle English
The numeral in the Middle English
Stative as a new part of speech in the Middle English
Verb in the Middle English. Non-Finite forms of the verb
The changes in various classes of the Middle English verb.
The categories of the Middle English verb
The Middle English syntax
The Middle English vocabulary. Borrwings of the period
The word-building in the Middle English
The Early New English. Rise of the National Standard. History of the English Renaissance
The changes in the Early New English phonology. Vowels. The Great Vowel Shift
The changes in the Early New English consonants
The changes in the nominal system. Noun
The Early New English pronouns
The Early New English adjective
The verb in the Early New English. Changes in the classification and the formation of the paradigmatic forms
The categories of the Early New English verb
The Early New English syntax
The Early New English vocabulary. Word building
Conversion as a new phenomenon in the Early New English word- formation
Borrowings in the Early New English
Etymological doublets
Some words that in the 17"' century had meaning different from what they have now
The expansion of English
Afterword
A short reader in Early English
Supplemen. Translations of the Old English texts
Old English vocabulary
Middle English vocabulary