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There are three periods of the modern english language. They are called Early Modern English, Middle English, and Old English
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English is a language that was brought from places that are now Northwest Germany and Netherlands to Britain.
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Between 1500-1800 the english language has added punctuations, grammar, and vowels. Shakesspeare was one of the writers in this time.
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Shakespeare had written many plays but many plays did not come out to the publice for another 7 years after Shakespear died. One of his famous plays written ( A Midsummers Night Dream) had first been acted out between 1595-1596.
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In the 1600's one of the most famous lines had been written and said. It had been written by Shakespeare. This line, and I quote, "To be or not to be"
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The first ever dictionary had been printed recently after the invention of the first printing press
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Late modern english and early modern english are different because now in the late modern english there are more words, which means we have a more variety of words.
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Webster publishes its first American English dictionary
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The first Oxford dictionary was published
