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Question 1

aetgædere

Answer 1

together

Question 2

beġen

Answer 2

both (also an adj)

Question 3

fela

Answer 3

many

Question 4

hwæt

Answer 4

what

Question 5

hwelc

Answer 5

which

Question 6

ilca

Answer 6

same (also an adj)

Question 7

Examples of athematic nouns

Answer 7

mann/man; hnutu/nut; bōc/book

Question 8

Examples of two-syllable strong nouns

Answer 8

enġel/angel; hēafod/head; sāwol/soul

Question 9

Examples of nouns with changes in the stem syllables

Answer 9

daeġ/day; aesc/ash tree; ġeat/gate

Question 10

Examples of u-stem nouns

Answer 10

sunu; hand

Question 11

Dative translation

Answer 11

to; with; in; or

Question 12

What are the class 3 weak verbs?

Answer 12

habban/have; libban/live; secgan/say; hycgan/think

Question 13

What are verbs with weak presents and strong pasts?

Answer 13

class 1 weak verbs in present tense; class 5/6 strong verbs in past tense

Question 14

Examples of verbs with weak presents and strong pasts

Answer 14

biddan/ask; licgan/lie; scieppan/make, create; sittan/sit; hebban/lift

Question 15

Auxiliary + infinitive

Answer 15

will find; may find etc

Question 16

Auxiliary + past participle

Answer 16

Has found; had found; was found

Question 17

To be + present participle

Answer 17

Is finding

Question 18

What are verbs of knowing, seeing, hearing and commanding often followed by?

Answer 18

Accusative object + infinitive

Question 19

What does the inflected infinitive + beon express?

Answer 19

Obligation; necessity; propriety

Question 20

What’s the Old English version of the ablative absolute?

Answer 20

Noun/pronoun and participle both in the dative case

Question 21

When is the Old English version of the ablative absolute used?

Answer 21

In place of an adverb clause; in place of another construction expressing time/cause

Question 22

Which time clauses often take the subjunctive?

Answer 22

Before; until

Question 23

What phrase does the subjunctive always follow?

Answer 23

Peah; peah pe