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Demonstrative pronounsThere were two demonstrative pronouns in OE, that could also act as determiners (similar to the modern definite article): se, which could function as both 'the' or 'that', and þes for 'this'.
Declension of the demonstrative pronoun Þēs
Declension of the demonstrative pronoun sē
Interrogative pronouns The interrogative pronouns hwā? (who?) and hwæt? (what?) have only singular forms.
The interrogative pronoun hwilc? (which) is declined as a strong adjective. Definite pronouns gehwā (every) – declined as hwā; gehwilc (each), ǣgÞer (either), ǣlc (each), swilc (such) – declined as strong adjectives; sē ilca – declined as a weak adjective.
Indefinite pronouns sum (some), ǣnig (any) – declined as strong adjectives.
Negative nān, nǣning (no) – declined as strong adjectives.
Date: 2015-01-29; view: 1355
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