Two main factors: The Norman invasion and political unification. The Norman invasion introduced a great many French loanwords, some 40% of English vocabulary by Chaucer's time.
Answer:
My sibling Felipe and I approached the unwanted house toward the finish of the road.
"Felipe, open the door." He opened the door, and we strolled forward.
We strolled as far as possible up to the entryway and thumped.
"Hello, is anybody here?" I asked, hoping for someone to answer.
However, nobody replied.
I hung over the railing and glanced in the window, and it was really unfilled in there.
"Hey, are you feeling something?" Felipe asked.
At that point, there was a commotion inside the house.
Out of fear, we hurriedly left the house.
Explanation:
I wish I helped, I did my best XD
Emily Dickinson's poetry is generally inclined towards loneliness and desire. Her theme includes death and immortality. The death portion dwells <span>on death as possible depletion of the being, wondering whether the soul concedes to death, to whether what co</span><span>ncerns with people's lives and destinies and the </span><span>strong beliefs of mankind to immortality, too. </span>
The plot is basically what’s going on in the story and is what helps you great your theme.