ТЕОР ГРАМ 1-40

Parts of language are …

• phonology, lexicology, grammar

• morphology and syntax

• phonology, lexicology, morphology and syntax

• phonology and grammar

• grammar and stylistics

Theoretical grammar is …

• a linguistic discipline which aims at describing language on a scientific basis

• a linguistic discipline which aims at describing grammar rules

• part of language which deals with language

• grammatical discipline deals with practical language

• practical discipline

Paradigmatic relations are established …

• between different forms of the same word and between structurally homogeneous language units possessing some common part

• between different forms of the same word and between structurally homogeneous language units

• between structurally homogeneous language units possessing some common part

• between sentences and utterances homogeneous language units possessing some common part

• between different kind of relations and between structurally homogeneous language units possessing some common part

Syntagmatic relations are established …

• in speech

• in the system of language

• in written speech

• in dialogue

• in the text

Grammatical meaning is the same …

• with all grammatical forms

• with all words having the same grammatical form

• with all words beginning with the same prefix

• with lexical meaning

• with connotative meaning

Grammatical category is a unity of …

• the root and some grammatical or lexico-grammatical affixes

• words and their forms elements of a sentence

• grammatical meaning and grammatical form

• parts of speech and elements of a sentence

• elements of a sentence and words

The method employed to reveal a certain grammatical category is called …

• the method of immediate constituents

• the method of binary oppositions

• the method of contextual analysis

• the comparative analysis

• the descriptive method

A grammatical category … without constant formal markers

• can exist

• can’t exist

• always exists

• should exist

• could exist

The opposition within the category …

• is obligatory though it is not always binary

• is not obligatory

• is not binary

• is free

• is complex

The category of degrees of comparison in English is established by means of a/an … opposition:

• privative

• equipollent

• gradual

• stable

• constant