Grammar 15-35

<question>The main parts of theoretical grammar are morphology and ____________

• Syntax

• Object

• Verb

• Adverb

• Morphemic

<question>Morphology deals with ____

• syntax and hyphen, their structure and classification.

• nouns and adjectives

• phrases and verbs, their structure and classification.

• a branch of grammar that studies morphemes and words, their structure and classification.

• numbers and details, their structure and classification.  

What is Syntax?

• the smallest lingual unit which is capable of performing a communication

• a group of words usually containing a subject and a verb

• a branch of grammar that studies sentence construction

• a   group of words that together have a particular meaning

• communicative function

<question>________  system of language reveals its properties through the morphemic structure of words.

• The morphological

• Morphology

• Grammatical

• Language

• Numbers

The lowest level of lingual units is a phonemic level

• which is represented by words as lexical items or lexemes

   

• represented by a text

• which is a sentence

• which is formed by phonemes

• which is an elementary meaningful part of the word

The level located above the phonemic is

• a phonemic level

• a morphemic or morphological level

• the lexemic level

• the textual level

• the syntactic level

The third level in the lingual hierarchy is

• the textual level

• the syntactic level

• the lexemic level

• the phonemic level

• a morphemic or morphological level

The fourth level in the hierarchy of language system is

• the syntactic level

• the phonemic level

• the textual level

• a morphemic or morphological level

• the lexemic level

The highest level of lingual units is

• the textual level

• the phonemic level

• the syntactic level

• a morphemic or morphological level

• the lexemic level

Give the definition of the term syntagma.

• The combination of two words or word-groups in a segmental sequence, one of which is modified by the other, forms a unit which is referred to as a syntactic “syntagma.”

• The combination of two or more sentences one of which is modified by the other, forms a unit which is referred to as a syntactic “syntagma.”

• All answers are correct

• a lingual unit of any length, be it a sequence of thematically interrelated well-formed sentences

• he combination of phonemes and graphemes which are connected syntagmatically within morphemes and words