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^ises ■Sisse G.
■Sissa D.
^iosum, ■Sissum 15isse D.I.
^iosum, ISissum A.
Siosne, Sisne ■Sis ■Sas I.
Sys, IS1S 380. The first of these was used as a definite article in Old English. Later, the se, seo forms became &e (Seo), by analogy of the many pronominal forms with initial &. In Middle English, the form Se (the) remained the definite article, singular and plural, while the neuter that retained demonstrative sense. The plural of that was supplied by tho (OE. Sa) until, by analogy of plurals in... s, it became those as at present. The neuter of the second demon- strative accounts for Modern English this. The Middle THE PRONOUN 20S English plural of this was at first thds(OY,. (fas), but two other forms, f/iise and fhes, were also used. The form f/tes became Modern English //tese by regular vowel changes.
381. While the many forms of these two Old English demonstratives have been reduced to the, that, this and their plurals, some traces of the earlier case forms remain in stereotyped expressions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ises ■Sisse G.
■Sissa D.
^iosum, ■Sissum 15isse D.I.
^iosum, ISissum A.
Siosne, Sisne ■Sis ■Sas I.
Sys, IS1S 380. The first of these was used as a definite article in Old English. Later, the se, seo forms became &e (Seo), by analogy of the many pronominal forms with initial &. In Middle English, the form Se (the) remained the definite article, singular and plural, while the neuter that retained demonstrative sense. The plural of that was supplied by tho (OE. Sa) until, by analogy of plurals in... s, it became those as at present. The neuter of the second demon- strative accounts for Modern English this. The Middle THE PRONOUN 20S English plural of this was at first thds(OY,. (fas), but two other forms, f/iise and fhes, were also used. The form f/tes became Modern English //tese by regular vowel changes.
381. While the many forms of these two Old English demonstratives have been reduced to the, that, this and their plurals, some traces of the earlier case forms remain in stereotyped expressions.
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