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Based on 3 different language roots? One based on words from Old English, one based on words from Old Norse, and one from French based words. In all the sentences, I’ll clarify which words are not from that group, since some words are hard not to use
Old English based:
“The sun shines bright over the fields where sheep graze by the old stone wall”
All Old English based.
Old Norse based:
“They took the knife to cut the roots, then cast the scraps into the dirt where they died”
The following words are not Old Norse based: the, to, then, into, where. All content words are Old Norse based.
French based:
“The royal justice declared the marriage alliance officially annulled during the ceremonial assembly”
The only not French based word is the.
Old English based:
“The sun shines bright over the fields where sheep graze by the old stone wall”
All Old English based.
Old Norse based:
“They took the knife to cut the roots, then cast the scraps into the dirt where they died”
The following words are not Old Norse based: the, to, then, into, where. All content words are Old Norse based.
French based:
“The royal justice declared the marriage alliance officially annulled during the ceremonial assembly”
The only not French based word is the.