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English 4 SoD 16: Model 5

This is Model Sentence 5:


There are many challenges to
understanding Anglo-Saxon
literature, including keeping track
of difficult names and understanding the beliefs
and cultural practices of the time period.
(Model 5: Inverted word order)
For an audio lesson (recorded in class on 10/18), click here.

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