example of corpus

• A collection of vocabulary lists used for teaching purposes.

• A large and structured set of texts or spoken language samples used for linguistic analysis.

• A guidebook of grammar rules and teaching methodologies.
  

What is functional syllabus?

• A syllabus that focuses on teaching vocabulary grouped by topics, such as food, travel, or weather.

• A syllabus that organizes language teaching around communicative functions such as requesting, apologizing, or suggesting

• A syllabus based solely on teaching reading and writing skills without focusing on speaking or listening skills.

• A syllabus that follows a strict grammatical sequence, teaching tenses and structures in a specific order.

metalanguage is...

• teaching method focused on language immersion without the use of a native language for explanation.

• language that is spoken by a majority of people in a specific region.

• Language used to describe or talk about language, such as grammar terms like "noun," "verb," or "tense.

• The use of informal language in casual conversations.

gradable pair

• hot and cold

• pair and pear

• NATO

• cat and bat

Minimal pair

• bat and pat

• happy and joyful

• hot and cold

• bass and bass

Vocative

• A sentence structure used to express a wish or desire.

• A verb tense used to indicate tense

• A word that describes the relationship between a subject and an object in a sentence.

• used to address or call upon someone directly, such as "John" in "John, could you help me?"A sentence structure used to express a wish or desire.

phrasal verb

• A verb that is in the passive voice, indicating that the subject is acted upon.

• A verb that agrees in number and person with its subject.

• A verb that agrees in number and person with its subject.

• A verb that combines with one or more particles (prepositions or adverbs) to form a single meaning, such as "look up" or "run into."

dependent preposition...

• preposition that can be omitted

• A preposition that is required to follow certain verbs, adjectives, or nouns to complete their meaning. example: interested in

• A preposition that changes its form based on the tense of the sentence.

• A preposition that is used only in passive voice constructions.

derivational morpheme is..

• A noun that has been formed by adding a morpheme (prefix or suffix) to a root word, changing its word class or meaning, such as "happiness" from "happy."

• A noun that can function as both a subject and an object in a sentence

• A noun that is used only in compound words, like "toothbrush."

• A noun that remains unchanged when pluralized.

a verb with an inflectional morpheme:

• A verb that changes its form to express tense, aspect, mood, or agreement, such as adding "-ed" to "walk" to form "walked."

• A verb that has been formed by adding a prefix or suffix to create a new meaning, such as "rewrite."

• A verb that only appears in passive constructions.

• A noun that has been formed by adding a morpheme (prefix or suffix) to a root word, changing its word class or meaning, such as "happiness" from "happy." (Correct)