English, 21.11.2020 22:00, ekirk2021

The historical writings of the early English monk, the Venerable Bede, are essential to
our understanding of
A. what it was like to be a monk at that time.
B. what the inside of a monastery was like at the time.
C. the English language and culture and how it has developed into
what it is today.

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