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Because the Catholic church was using Latin, they would use some of those words and the structure of Latin for tenses, adverbs, pronouns, etc. Then when we went to Italy during the closing of the Theaters in 1592 and 93 we learned more about the structure of the plays and how they built their stories. We also learned how to make more words while we were learning the Italian language.
Remember he would say, the Chaucer English was only 200 years ago and the new modern English we were learning was very new and still not being used a great deal outside of London. There were no formal books to collect and define the words so it was very easy to make up words that were needed to complete a sentence.
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