Inflenglish

Inflenglish (inflected English) is hypothetical conlang based on modern and Old English. The Inflenglish lexicon mainly uses modern English words and declined and conjugated in the way as Old English. Latin loanwords might not be strictly declined in the way of Latin grammar.

Third Person
note that w' is a contraction of the word 'with'

Articles
The article 'se' can be translated as the English word 'the' or the demonstrative 'that'.

Demonstratives
The demonstrative 'the's' is equivalent to the English word 'this'.

Am, be
ge rhymes with we

Have

Strong
good man (strong) - a good man

Weak
se gooda man (weak) - the good man

Sample
Seuw maiden ran. The girl ran.

He loved her. He loved her.

Weird is all. Destiny is all.

Se knight slew thone dragon. The knight slew the dragon.

Gesaw you these hound's bone? Have you seen/You saw the dog's bone?

'''I gave her thone ball. 'I gave her the ball.''

Se man and theuws woman hadden children. [That man and this woman have children.]

Se man is happy. [The man is happy.]

Seuw woman is sad. [The woman is sad.]

That child is angry. [The child is angry.]

note: the word  'that' (the) should not be confused with the Modern English word  'that'.

Se man loves thone man. [The man loves the man.]

note: this emphasizes the articles of the two nouns in the nominative case and the accusative case.

Seuw woman loves the woman. [The woman loves the woman.]

Se man loves the woman. [The man loves the woman.]

That child loves thone man and the woman. [The child loves the mand and the woman.]

Se man and seuw woman loven that child. [The man and the woman love the child.]

note: the word  'loven' is the plural form of 'love' in Inflenglish.