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Wat zouden de volgende Oud Engelse en Middelengelse woorden kunnen betekenen? Schrijf de Nederlandse vertaling op en, als je het weet, ook de moderne Engelse vertaling.  \n1. Hūs  \n2. Sweord  \n3. Brycg  \n4. Bōc  \n5. Sæ  \n6. Fisc  \n7. Siker  \n8. Trew  \n9. Nyght  \n10. Herte  \n11. Cyning  \nB. Naast Oud Engels bestaat er natuurlij k ook Oud Nederlands! Dit werd van de 8e tot 12e eeuw gesproken. Schrijf het moderne Nederlands woord erachter.  \n1. Slāpan  \n2. Suster  \n3. Brother  \n4. Himil  \n5. Hring  \n6. Kuning  \n7. Brūkan  \n8. Drincan  \n9. Auge  \n10. Hār  \n11. Fōt  \nText: English as a World Language  \nEnglish is a language that many people speak all over the world. It became popular through its history and because of technology.  \nFirst, the British Empire helped spread English. Britain ruled many places like North America, parts of Africa, and Asia from the 1600s to the 1900s. In these places, people started using English for important things like government, schools, and trading.  \nLater, when the British Empire became less powerful, the United States became very important. American movies, music, and TV shows are loved by people everywhere, and they are mostly in English. This made even more people want to learn English.  \nNow, English is used a lot in business and schools all around the world. Many people learn English because it helps them in their careers and in school.  \nSocial media has also helped spread English. Websites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok let people from different countries talk to each other. Often, they use English to chat because many people understand it. Social media also makes people interested in learning English because they see a lot of English online.  \nSometimes, people mix English with their own languages. This makes new types of English like Spanglish (Spanish and English) or Dunglish ( Dutch and English) . This shows that English is changing and becoming easier for more people to use.  \nIn short, English grew from a small language in Britain to a big language in the world because of the British Empire, American culture, and now social media. It helps people from different places talk and share ideas.  \nC. Vocabulary  \nLook up the translation of the bold words in the text. Write down the Dutch translation.  \n1. Language  \n2. History  \n3. Important  \n4. Government  \n5. Business  \n6. Careers  \n7. Understand  \n8. Changing  \n9. Different  \n10. Share  \nD. Reading comprehension questions  \nAnswer the questions below. Use the text.  \n1. Name three things that have helped to expand the English language.  \n2. Why do more and more people want to learn English? Name two reasons.  \n3. 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