Theoretical Grammar_Morphology

Theoretical Grammar is a section of linguistics that studies ...

• Morphology and Syntax

• Words and meaning

• Words and sentences

Forms of words and principles of their changing are studied by ...

• Morphology

• Syntax

• Lexicology

Grammar elements include ...

• roots, suffixes, and prefixes

• morphemes, words, word-combinations and sentences

• phonemes and morphemes

Principles of phrase and sentence construction are studied by ...

• Morphology

• Syntax

• Pragmatics

The study of sound system and abstract sound units is called...

• Phonology

• Phonetics

• Semantics

The terms "language" and "speech" were introduced by ...

• Ferdinand de Saussure

• Henry Sweet

• Roman Jacobson

The smallest distinctive unit of the language is ...

• the phoneme

• the morpheme

• the word

Immediate linear relations between units in a segmental sequence are...

• Syntagmatic relations

• Paradigmatic relation

• Syntactic relation

Semantic, functional , and mixed are types of ... relation

• syntagmatic

• paradigmatic

The meaning of the whole class or a subclass is called ...

• Lexical meaning

• General grammatical meaning