BuxDu English ING IM 17 students
NAZARIY GRAMMATIKA
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- How do we call the following words: think, understand, know, hate, love, see, taste, feel, possess, own
- non-standard
- non-progressive
- standard
- progressive
- Semantic PR are based on ..........
- the similarity of function
- the similarity of form
- the similarity of meaning
- the homogeneous linguistic units
- What is the strong spot of structural grammar?
- accuracy and innovativeness are to be considered as two elements that can interpret the success of this type of grammar over the other types
- introducing nearly all the basic concepts and terminology of grammar
- provides a system that describes a language as it is spoken synchronously
- In accord with the traditional classification, morphemes on the upper level are divided into …..
- segmental and supra segmental
- root and affixal
- prefixes and suffixes
- derivational and inflectional
- According what classification do all verbs fall into: directed (to see, to take, etc.) and non-directed action (to arrive, to drizzle, etc.)
- morphological
- syntactic
- functional
- lexical-morphological
- What is the subject categorical meaning of the following sentence: It (the dog) ran up to me?
- personal, human, indefinite
- personal, human, definite
- personal non-human, inanimate
- personal, non-human, animate
- What forms do infinitive and gerund comprise?
- active/passive and present/past
- indicative/imperative and perfect/indefinite
- perfect/indefinite and active/passive
- present/past and perfect/indefinite
- What is grammatical meaning?
- meaning, which is always marked morphologically
- meaning, which is not expressed formally
- the individual meaning of the word
- the meaning of the whole class or a subclass
- What relations can linguistic unit enter?
- synthetic and analytic
- morphological and syntactical
- paradigmatic and syntagmatic
- segmental and supra segmental
- The following tense forms appeared later than others in the course of historical development:
- the future in the past
- the present tense forms;
- the future tense forms
- the past tense forms;
- What is the level unit of the morphological level?
- word
- word group
- sentence
- text
- What combinability do prepositions and conjunctions have?
- bilateral
- Unilateral
- left hand
- right hand
- Structuralism studies can be described as follows:
- is characterized by patterning after Latin and by the use of logic and subjective opinion in classifying words and in establishing grammatical categories
- focuses on actual usage without assessing its correctness and analyses the English of the best contemporary authors
- is the objective study of a language structure, without reference to meaning and other languages which relies heavily on formal methods of analysis
- studies possible sentences, i.e. the speaker’s-hearer’s knowledge of a language (competence); it aims at a system of formal mathematically precise rules that generates grammatical sentences of the language and assigns to each sentence a structural description
- focuses on the communicative, as opposed to cognitive, aspect of language and views grammar as a means to realize the three major language metafunctions
- What are independent elements of the sentence?
- secondary parts of the sentence
- separate units of the sentence
- primary parts of the sentence
- modal word or phrase, interjection, conjunct, a prepositional phrase, an infinitival or participial phrase, a clause
- What is implicit grammatical meaning?
- the meaning of the whole class or a subclass
- the individual meaning of the word
- meaning, which is not expressed formally
- meaning, which is always marked morphologically
- The aim of theoretical grammar is ......
- dealing with the language as a functional system
- to embrace the whole study of language
- the description of grammar rules that are necessary to understand and formulate sentences
- to offer explanation for the rules
- How do we call the auxiliary word-morphemes?
- free morphemes
- semi-bound morphemes
- root morphemes
- bound morphemes
- Predicative SR are the relations of.......
- independence, which exist between the homogeneous linguistic units that are equal in rank
- interdependence: primary and secondary predication
- the similarity of the meaning, form and function
- dependence when one linguistic unit depends on the other
- What is reduced kernel structure in English sentences proposed by Robert B. Lees?
- N+V and N is N/Adj
- N+V+O+D
- N+V+O+D+D
- N+V+O and N is N/Adj
- What does semantic criterion presuppose?
- the grammatical meaning of the whole class of words
- syntactic function of words in the sentence and their combinability
- having no references of their own in the objective reality
- paradigmatic properties: relevant grammatical categories, the form of the words, their specific inflectional and derivational features