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The language of Layamon’s Brut can best be described as:

AModern English with Latin influence

BRecognisable Middle English with Old English influence

CEarly Modern English with French influence

DOld English with Norse influence

Answer:

B. Recognisable Middle English with Old English influence

Read Explanation:

  • Layamon’s vocabulary is Middle English.

  • His rhythm and prosody show Old English heritage.

  • Demonstrates the transitional nature of English.


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