Modal verbs have …

• full lexical meaning

• words

• the human noises by which the thought is actualized

• sentences

• degrees of comparisons

Could she have been passed exams successfully …

• неужели она сдала экзамены удачно

• не может быть, что она сдала экзамены

• Она не могла сдать экзамены удачно

• нельзя сдавать экзамены

• она млгла бы сдать экзамены

Verbs in English have …

• 4 grammatical categories

• 3 grammatical categories

• 2 grammatical categories

• 1 grammatical categories

• degrees of comparisons

Lexical meaning of words is the …

• individual meaning

• grammatical meaning

• the human noises by which the thought is actualized

• sentences

• degrees of comparisons

Grammatical meaning of words is the …

• meaning of whole class or a subclass

• lexical meaning

• the human noises by which the thought is actualized

• sentences

• degrees of comparisons

Grammatical structure of English …

• analytical

• synthetic

• structural

• complicated

• complex

Structural words do not have…

• full lexical meaning

• words

• the human noises by which the thought is actualized

• sentences

• degrees of comparisons

Morpheme is the …

• smallest unit of the language

• biggest unit of the language

• the human noises by which the thought is actualized

• sentences

• degrees of comparisons

Simple sentences can be …

• complete and incomplete

• short

• only complete

• only incomplete

• extended

The bridge is being built …

• Passive continuous

• Active continuous

• continuous

• Active indefinite

• degrees of comparisons