University of Glasgow • French and English Language

Here is a list of the 20 most common German verbs conjugated in the present, perfect, imperfect, plusperfect and future tenses. The list at the beginning is hyperlinked to each verb section for ease.

This is a collection of all my French Language 2 lecture notes from the entire year. It condenses grammar, vocabulary, phonetics and cultural notes into one easy-to-read document!

This is a list of the 20 most commonly used verbs in French, conjugated in the present subjunctive. It is a reference table for when you just can't remember what form to use!

This document covers the English Language 2B course "Early Modern English", which covers the context of the period, borrowing, inkhorn terms, politeness, semantic change, spelling, orthographic features, pronunciation, the Great Vowel Shift, grammar and syntax.

This document covers the English Language 2A course "The Anglo-Saxon and Viking World", which looks at the Franks Casket, runes, Icelandic sagas, Norse mythology and the Exeter book.

This document covers the English Language 2B course "Phonetics", which covers intonation and pitch, how to analyse intonation, rhythm, whether speech has rhythm, isochrony and voice quality.

This document covers the English Language 2B course "Names", which covers personal names in Scotland and England, the sources of first names and surnames, types of surnames, place name histories, types and sources of place names, languages of place names and Old English words for 'hill' (with descriptive pictures!).

This document covers the English Language 2B course "Modern English Grammar", which covers the morphology of nouns, structure of Noun Phrases, pre- and post-modification of nouns, verb inflectional morphology, verb classification and verb phrase structure.

This document covers the English Language 2B course "Linguistic Anthropology", which covers the basics of analysing communicative events, participant observation, ethnographic methods and code-switching.

This document covers the initial topics of the English Language 2A course "Language, Persuasion and Authority", which covers how transitivity, modality, presupposition and semantics can be used to analyse discourse or a text.