<question>What are the basic parts of a sentence?

<variant>attribute, adverbial modifier

<question>The secondary parts of the sentence:

<variant>object, attribute, adverbial modifier

<variant>subject, object, predicate

<variant>predicate, attribute, adverbial modifier

<variant>predicate, attribute, subject

<variant>attribute, adverbial modifier, subject

<question>Different principles of classification are based on main aspects of the sentence:

<variant>Meaning, function, form

<variant>Meaning, function and features

<variant>Component, purpose and function

<variant>purpose, structure and role

<question>Non-declarative sentences include….

<variant>Interrogative, exclamatory, imperative

<variant>All answers are correct.

<question>Point out the subordinating conjunctions.

<variant>if, only if, unless, provided that

<variant>All answers are correct

<question>V. Vinogradov insists that predication is affected by…

<variant>All answers are correct

<question>The classification according to the purpose of the sentence:

<variant>The pragmatic aspect of the sentence

<variant>All answers are correct

<variant>The semantic aspect of the sentence

<variant>The structural aspect of the sentence

<question>The classification according to the structure:

<variant>The structural aspect of the sentence

<variant>The semantic aspect of the sentence

<variant>The aspect of function

<variant>The aspect of division

<variant>All answers are correct

<question>Point out the subordinating conjunctions.

<variant>All answers are correct

<question>What sentence consists of two (or more) independent clauses joined be a conjunction or semi-colon?

<variant>Compound- Complex sentence

<question>A dependent clause is also called a…

<variant>Coordinating conjunction

<variant>All answers are correct

<question>“Do you know the man who is talking to Mary?” What type of sentence is this?

<variant>All answers are correct

<question>A complex sentence consists of ___

<variant>An independent and dependent clause

<variant>An independent clause and subordinator

<variant>A dependent clause and subordinator

<variant>All answers are correct.

<question>“When I came here, I saw him” is

<variant>Independent clause sentence

<question>Which of the following is not classification of the sentence?

<variant>The classification according to the head component

<variant>The classification according to the actual division

<variant>The classification according to the structure

<variant>The classification according to the purpose of the utterance

<question>The declarative sentence expresses:

<variant>All answers are correct.

<question>Which of the following statement about an exclamatory sentence is wrong?

variant>The exclamatory sentence expresses the interrogation, intention, negation and satisfaction.

<variant>The exclamatory sentence does not possess any concrete set of qualities that could place them on one and the same level with the three cardinal communicative types of sentences.

<variant>The property of exclamation should be considered as an accompanying feature which is affected with the system of the three cardinal communicative types of sentences

<variant>The exclamation may be expresses by a one-member sentence conveying a signal of alarm.

<variant>All answers are correct.

<question>What are the main parameters of the classification of a simple sentence?

<variant>The structure and the purpose of the utterance

<variant>The number of the predicative lines

<variant>The type of the subjective-predicative relation

<variant>The way of expansion and the way of expressing the members of the sentence

<variant>All answers are correct.

<question>From the point of view of their structure, sentences can be:

<variant>Simple, composite and semi-composite

<variant>Affirmative, declarative, negative

<variant>Subordinate and principle

<variant>All answers are correct.

<question>What is the elliptical sentence?

<variant>A sentence with one or more of its parts left out, which can be easily restored

<variant>A sentence which contains only one predicative line

<variant>A sentence full of homogeneous members

<variant>An unexpanded sentence

<variant>All answers are correct.

<question>What is O. Jespersen’s viewpoint on the problem of the members of the sentence:

The subject and the object are of the same rank in the structure of the sentence, for they participate in conveying "the principal thought".

<variant>The direct object must be treated as a part of a predicate

The predicate is not an independent part of the sentence as it agrees with the third person singular of the subject in present time sphere

He introduced semi-notional members of the sentence-connectives, specifiers and parenthesis

<variant>All answers are correct.

<question>Which of the following is a definition of the subject:

It is a unit that indicates who or what is engaged in carrying out the action specified by the verb

It is a member of predication containing the mood and the tense components of predictivity

It answers the question "who", "whom", "what" and denotes an object

<variant>It is a part of a sentence which qualifies a noun, a pronoun or any other part of speech

<variant>All answers are correct.

<question>What is "predication"?

<variant>It is the expression of the relation of the utterance to reality

<variant>It is a relation between the subject and the verb

<variant>It is a predicative link word

<variant>All answers are correct.

<question>Point out the adverbial modifier.

<variant>Nelson watched her with annoyance.

<variant>She made her way back to the boat deck

<variant>The feature was in her power

<variant>She was most anxious to stay young.

<variant>All answers are correct.

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<question>choose the complex phrases:

<variant>ladies and gentleman

<variant>a good lone sleep

<variant>eyes fixed

<variant>on the man's face.

<variant>his intelligent eyes

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

<question>What is the main object of syntax?

attribute

phrase

sentence

<variant>word-groups

subject

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

<question>The definition of sentence:

<variant>It is a central syntactic construction.

<variant>It is the smallest lingual unit which is capable of performing a communication

<variant>All of them is correct.

<variant>It is a minimal unit of speech communication.

<variant>It is the immediate integral unit of speech built up of words according to a definite syntactic-pattern and distinguished by a contextually relevant: communicative purpose.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

<question>A communication unit made up of words in conformity with their combinability and structurally united by intonation and predictability:

tense

aspect

speech

sentence

division

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

<question>A group of words expressing a complete idea in grammar:

Noun

Sentence

<variant>Incomplete sentence

Dialogue

Phrase

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

<question>How is a sentence defined in written language?

<variant>the mark of punctuation

<variant>marked by special intonation

<variant>contain some kind of information

<variant>a branch of grammar

<variant>represent the given speech sequence

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

<question>How is sentence defined in spoken language?

<variant>the mark of punctuation

<variant>marked by special intonation

<variant>contain some kind of information

<variant>a branch of grammar

<variant>represent the given speech sequence

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<question>choose the complex phrases:

<question>What is the main object of syntax?

<question>The definition of sentence:

<question>A communication unit made up of words in conformity with their combinability and structurally united by intonation and predictability:

<question>A group of words expressing a complete idea in grammar:

<question>How is a sentence defined in written language?

<question>How is sentence defined in spoken language?

<question>Syntax refers to study of:

<question>What are the basic parts of a sentence?

<question>The secondary parts of the sentence:

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