It was Old English which did not sound or look like the Standard English of today. Any native English speaker of today would find Old English unintelligible without studying it as a separate language.
Nevertheless, about half of the most commonly used words in Modern English have Old English roots. The words be, strong and water, for example, derive from Old English; and many non-standard dialects such as Scots and Northumbrian English have retained many features of Old English in vocabulary and pronunciation.
Old English was spoken until some time in the 12th or 13th century.
871 and 871. If they need to be different, 871 and 1742.
871 is in the 9th century.
871 and 871. If they need to be different, 871 and 1742.
871 and 1742 871 and any multiple of 871
871/200 as a percent = 871/200*100 = 871/2 = 435.1 %
equivalent percent of 871 = 87100%871 * 100% = 87100%
871 and 1742 have a GCF of 871.
871 and 1742 is another.
871 and any multiple of 871
King Alfred the Great ruled Wessex from 871-884,it was in 884 that he laid claim to being king of the English.
D. Talbot Rice has written: 'English art, 871-1100'
871 and 1742