THE INFLUENCE OF BORROWED WORDS ON THE EVOLUTION OF MODERN ENGLISH VOCABULARY
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In this article, we examine the influence of loanwords on the evolution of modern English vocabulary. Throughout its historical development, English has interacted extensively with other languages, significantly expanding its vocabulary. Particular attention is paid to Latin, French, and Scandinavian loanwords and their role in shaping the modern English vocabulary.
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