According to the quantitative structure nouns can be:countableand uncountable

According to their form of expressing meaning morphemes are subdivided into… positive and zero

According to their function morphemes are subdivided into… notional and functional

According to their meaning the verbs can be: Terminative and durative

According to their position in the word morphemes are subdivided into… root and affixational

According to their relation to the continuous form verb can be: Dynamic and stative

Adjective is a part of speech which … describes a noun

Adjectives are words that describe… noun

Adverb, preposition, conjunction, interjection

Adverbs of... tell us about the intensity or degree of an action, an adjective or another adverb. degree

Adverbs of... tell us when an action happened, but also for how long, and how often. time

Adverbs of …. express how certain we feel about an action or event certainty

Adverbs of …. tell us where something happens place

Adverbs of …. tell us how something happens manner

All the adjectives are traditionally divided into two large subclasses: Qualitative and relative

All the adjectives are traditionally divided into… qualitative and relative

All the cars _ in the opposite direction had their headlights on driving
He arrived in San Francisco, _ New York on March 10^th. having left
She moved around the room, _ her things together. putting
Traditionally grammar is divided into… morphology and syntax

Alongside of the three cardinal communicative sentence-types, another type of sentences is recognized in the theory of syntax, namely, the so-called … sentence. Exclamatory

An... is a word or set of words that modifies (i.e., describes) a noun or pronoun adjective

Ann’s health is ___ better now. Much

Any verb tense may be deployed in the … mood. Indicative

As any part of speech, the noun can be characterized by the following criteria:semantic, morphological, syntactical

As long as he … hard, he would get a rise. worked

Before a noun that starts with a consonants we use ___a

Before a noun that starts with a vowel (a,e,I,o,u) we use ___ an

Both cardinal and ordinal numerals can have certain functions of: nouns and adjectives

Both cardinal and ordinal numerals can have certain functions of: nouns and adjectives

Can you look ___ my son, while I go to the dentist? After

Ch.Fries divided all parts of speech into … 4 classes and 15 groups

Choose the correct adverbial modifier of time: - Don’t forget to put the rubbish out. - I’ve … done it! already

Choose the correct form of the adverbial modifier of time: We had terrible weather. last week

Choose the correct form of the verb: Could you tell me where … comes from? your family

Choose the correct form of the verb: I … jazz since I was a teenager. have played

Choose the correct form of the verb: You … worry about it. must not

Choose the correct form of the verb: When I arrived at the theatre, the playhad already started

Choose the right answer: There are lots of … in the field. sheep

Classes of words, all the members of which having certain characteristics in common which distinguish them from the members of other classes, are:partsof speech

Compound word is constructed from two free morphemes

Constructional analysis of syntactic units was initiated by:G. Pocheptsov

Criteria of classification of parts of speech distinguished by H.Sweet meaning, form, function

Define the type of the following sentence according to the purpose of the utterance: He took the path through the fields. The declarative sentence

Define the type of the following sentence according to the purpose of the utterance: He took the path through the fields. The declarative sentence

Define the type of the following sentence according to the purpose of the utterance: Is literature less human than the architecture? The interrogative sentence

Define the type of the following sentence according to the purpose of the utterance: Come to see me tomorrow! The imperative sentence

Define the type of the following sentences: A. He loves his job and works a lot. B. He works a lot, because he loves his job. C. Loving his job, he he works a lot. a compound sentence

Define the type of the sentence on the base of positional parts presentation: I am a teacher. expanded

Degree of adjective: …., comparative, superlative positive

Degree of adjective: positive, comparative, …. superlative

Degree of adjective: positive,...., superlative comparative

Derivational morphology… makes new words from old one

Derivative nouns are … nouns which have derivative elements

Do not need to and must not have ­­___ meaning eg:

Domination, or explicit subordination of one syntactic component by another, is otherwise known as: hypotaxis

Don’t forget _______ your camera. to take

English morphology has …structural part of speech 4

English nouns denoting living beings have … cases 2

Events described in the third conditional can___ happen never

Every adjective has degrees of comparison. Positive, comparative, and superlative

Finally they succeeded _ a good flat. in finding
The man denied _ the money. stealing
Grammatical meaning of tense it shows the time of the action

Finally they succeeded ______ a good flat.in finding

Find a concrete noun bag

Find a concrete noun telephone

Find a countable noun box

Find a plural noun potatoes

Find a possesive noun Anne's

Find a sentence in the imperative mood.Sit on the sofa

Find a singular noun pen

Find an abstract noun love

Find an uncountable noun sugar

Find communicative types of sentences declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory

Find functional parts of speech particle, preposition, conjunction

Find non-sentence utterances: vocatives, interjections

Find notional parts of speech noun, adjective, adverb, pronoun

Find reciprocal pronouns each other, one another

Find the structural part of speech: the preposition

Find the structural part of speech: the preposition

Find the voice of “The rule applies to many cases”. Middle voice

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form-meaning correspondences between words

Freedom, time, love – these words are … Abstract

George’s parents … him a car if he enters university. will buy

George’s parents … him a car if he enters university. willbuy

Give two types of one-member sentence nominal and verbal

Grammar consists of two parts… morphology and syntax

Grammar may be: practical and theoretical

Grammatical meaning of gender it reflects the sex of the object

Guess underlined pronoun in the sentence: The dog that bit her belongs to the man down the road. relative

Had to is the past of___ have to and must

have to and must show that doing something is___ eg:

He ___ at Is often laughed

He doesn’t recommended _______ in fast food restaurants. eatin g

He lives in Poland. They do not like beer. What music do you listen to? Are examples of the___ present continuous

He realized that the old life he…in that city since his boyhood ended. had lived

He will let you know if the boss … you. needs

He would have changed history If they had not caught himthe same

He wouldn’t have had the accident if he … so fast. hadn’t driven

Horses can ___ standing Sleep

How can ASPECT be expressed in English? By lexical and grammatical means

How does principal clause dominate the subordinate one: positionally

How is the branch of grammar that deals with sentences called? Syntax

How is the branch of grammar that deals with sentences called? Syntax

How the third condition is formed ___ If+ past perfect + would(n`t)+ infinitive

I can’t bear _ stupid questions. being asked
James looked hurt. Liz regretted _ so rude to him. being
The verb is the part of speech which denotes... an action

I can’t stand _ the same tune played over and over. hearing
This plant wants _ watering

I caught him ______ my diary. reading

I couldn’t stand _ him again. seeing
Intransitive verbs are action verbs that do not have a direct... object

I don’t mind _____ to the party.not being invited

I have always found the thought of eternity ________. terrifying

I have to do a test before I can get that job co mpulsory

I met you at Claire’s. Have you forgotten _____ me? meeting