ТЕОР ГРАМ 40-95

Means expressing predicativity are …

• subject, finite verbal forms

• subject, intonation

• subject, finite verbal forms, intonation

• non-finite forms

• pronunciation, intonation

Primary predication establishes … relations

• subject-object

• subject-predicate

• noun-verb

• object-noun

• noun-attribute

Secondary predication is contained in …

• subject-predicate construction

• gerundial, participial constructions

• attributive constructions

• objective constructions

• verbal constructions

Structures of secondary predication … function as autonomous sentences

• can

• cannot

• might

• could

• couldn’t

The subject is …

• dependent on the predicate

• dependent on secondary parts of the sentence

• is not dependent on any part of the sentence

• interdependent in itself

• dependent on the attribute

The subject is one of the … main parts of sentence

• two

• three

• four

• six

• eight

The semantic structure of the sentence is often called …

• surface structure

• deep structure

• syntactic structure

• stylistic structure

• language structure

The procedure of morphemic analysis was introduced by …

• L. Bloomfield

• H. Sweet

• A.I.Smirnitsky

• O. Jespersen

• O.S. Akhmanova

Don't you know him? He always ... lies

• tells

• say

• says

• tell

• Burn

He phoned to say he … his bag on the plane

• had left

• has left

• forgot

• has forgotten

• Collect