{"title":"Old English Grammar","authors":["Joseph Wright","Elizabeth Mary Wright"],"date":"1925","type":"Book","hyperlinks":{"scans":"https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.43807"},"tags":["grammar","phonology","morphology","word formation"],"desc":"This book was meant to be a reference grammar for students studying Germanic Philology, and so focuses on the historical (diachronic) development of Old English and gives a good deal of comparison to other the other early Germanic languages. The first paragraph of the Preface does an excellent job at explaining how to use the book. It assumes the reader is already familiar with the basics of traditional grammar, such as parts of speech and verb and noun inflection."}
{"title":"Old English Grammar","authors":["Joseph Wright","Elizabeth Mary Wright"],"date":"1925","type":"Book","hyperlinks":{"scans":"https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.43807"},"tags":["grammar","phonology","morphology","word formation"],"desc":"This book was meant to be a reference grammar for students studying Germanic Philology, and so focuses on the historical (diachronic) development of Old English and gives a good deal of comparison to other the other early Germanic languages. The first paragraph of the Preface does an excellent job at explaining how to use the book. It assumes the reader is already familiar with the basics of traditional grammar, such as parts of speech and verb and noun inflection."}