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- Q1________________ study the rules or patterns that emerge from language use .Prescriptive grammarBothDescriptive grammar30sEditDelete
- Q2She ain't here.Descriptive grammarPrescriptive grammarBoth30sEditDelete
- Q3Synthetic form-building in English occurs throughAffixationAll of the aboveSuppletive formsSound alternation30sEditDelete
- Q4well-better-best are the examples ofSuppletive formsAffixationSound alternation30sEditDelete
- Q5goose- geese are the examples ofsound alternation.suppletive forms.affixation.30sEditDelete
- Q6Which example contains an analytical form?I will review your will.This is your will.Both30sEditDelete
- Q7She works very efficiently at the chemical works. The inflections -s in this example are the cases of:Grammatical polysemyGrammatical homonymySuppletive forms30sEditDelete
- Q8Director's and directors' The inflections -s in these examples are the cases of:Grammatical polysemySuppletive formsGrammatical homonymy30sEditDelete
- Q9Tim waited for Amanda. He was a bit impatient. These are the examples of:Fixed word orderGrammatical homonymyGrammatical polysemy30sEditDelete
- Q10We export timber. Export has grown. These are the examples of:Grammatical homonymyGrammatical polysemyConversion30sEditDelete
- Q11Time, sex and quantity areSemantic categoriesBothGrammatical categories30sEditDelete
- Q12Tense, gender and number areGrammatical categoriesSemantic categoriesNone of the above30sEditDelete
- Q13Male nurse-is an example ofobligatory grammatical categoryoptional grammatical categoryBoth30sEditDelete
- Q14go, went, gone, going are the examples ofone lexeme.bothderivation.30sEditDelete
- Q15thief vs. stealer are examples ofproductive word buildingbothblocking30sEditDelete
- Q16Which is a phrase?at sunsetget atBoth30sEditDelete
- Q17I sent him an e-mail. The noun e-mail is modified byBotha determiner.a modified.30sEditDelete
- Q18He called me a fool. The sentence contains:Subject, copular verb, object, attributeSubject, predicate, object, complementSubject, predicate, indirect object, direct object30sEditDelete
- Q19It is a glass wall. In this example the noun glass iscomplementobjectmodifier30sEditDelete
- Q20He gave me glasses. In this example the noun glasses iscomplementdirect objectindirect object30sEditDelete