How English is produced, how to produce in English

The English language arose from several British invasions. For the first time, three tribes were involved: the Anglo, Jute and Saxon tribes.

The mixture of these three tribal languages formed the Anglo-Saxon language, or Old English. It actually sounds a lot like German. Only a small fraction of the words are still used by the Celts living in Britain.

It should be asked how language came about.

produce 英 [pr dju:s] 美 [pr du:s].

vt.Produce; Produce; Make; Creation;

vt.Fabricate; Show; Arouse; [Economics] profit-making;

n.Products; Yield; Yield; Outcome;

Example sentence] the drug is known to produce side-effects in women

It is reported that this drug can cause *** in women.

Other] Third person singular number: produces present participle: producing past tense: produced past participle: produced

English was developed from the language spoken by the Anglo-Saxons who migrated to the British Isles from Denmark and other Scandinavian peninsulas, as well as from Germany, the Netherlands and surrounding areas, as well as the white people of the Jute tribe, and spread to the rest of the world through British colonization.

As a result of its historical contact with many ethnic languages, its vocabulary has changed from monistic to pluralistic, its grammar has changed from "more inflection" to "less inflection", and its pronunciation has also changed regularly.

In the 19th and 20th centuries, the leadership of Britain and the United States in the world in culture, economy, military, politics and science made English an international language. Nowadays, English is used as a medium of communication in many international settings.

The spelling letters used in modern English are also completely borrowed from 26 letters. The so-called "English alphabet" is the spelling letter used by the ancient Romans when writing. The English alphabet began to be spelled in the Latin alphabet around the Anglo-Saxon era in the sixth century AD.

The missionaries at that time introduced the alphabet in order to record the local language into writing, and the problem they faced was that there were more than 40 different sounds in English at that time, and the Latin alphabet could not correspond to them one by one, so they used to add letters, add diacritics to the letters, and write two letters in a row to correspond to different pronunciations, and then slowly formed a writing system in Old English with 26 Latin letters +& and some spelling rules.