theor 1

A system of expressing a generalized grammatical meaning by means of paradigmatic correlation of grammatical forms is called:

• a paradigm

• Grammatical category

• a syntagma

• a opposition

• a sentence

The ordered set of grammatical forms in a category constitutes:

• a syntagma

• an opposition

• A paradigm

• a grammatical meaning

• a sentence

In traditional grammar the study of the morphemic structure of the word (root, affixial- suffixial and prefixial, lexical and grammatical) is based on the criteria of:

• position and form

• form and function

• Position and semantics (function)

• meaning and form

• contents

The paradigmatic correlations of grammatical forms in a category are exposed by :

• grammatical meaning

• grammatical relations

• the grammatical opposition

• a pair of forms

• the sentence

Inner inflexion, outer inflexion, suppletivity are the basis of:

• Synthetical grammatical forms

• analytical grammatical forms

• both the sets of forms

• none of these forms

• sentences

A combination an auxiliary word with a basic word which expresses some grammatical meaning is:

• no grammatical form

• a synthetical grammatical form

• An analytical grammar forms

•  a phrase

• a sentence

The distributional classification of morphemes (free-bound, overt-covert, additive-replacive, segmental-supra-segmental, full-empty, continuous-discontinuous):

• depreciates the traditional classification

• abolishes the traditional classification

• supplements the traditional classification

• is based on the same principles as the traditional one

• is based on the meaning

Words of incomplete nominative meaning characterized by non- self-dependent, mediatory functions in the sentence are referred to as:

• functional parts of speech

• notional parts

• changeable

• meaningless

• nouns

English verbal categories of person and number are not innate for the verbal lexemic class. They are based on subordinative grammatical agreement, and that is why from the point of view of referent relation they are:

• Reflective

• Immanent

• not expressed

• implied

• not used nowadays

In modern linguistics parts of speech are discriminated on the basis of the following criteria:

• position, meaning, function

• position, form, meaning

• meaning, form, function

• form, meaning

• meaning and function