Lexical and Syntactic Patterning

The video tutorial covers lexical and syntactic patterning. It begins with an introduction to lexical patterning, explaining simple and complex types with examples. Simple lexical patterning involves repetition of a word with minor changes, while complex involves derivational morphemes. The tutorial then shifts to syntactic patterning, discussing listing, parallelism, and antithesis. Listing involves three or more related elements, parallelism involves similar structures, and antithesis uses juxtaposing meanings. The video concludes with instructions for a related task.

What are the two main types of patterning discussed in the video?

• Phonetic and morphological

• Syntactic and phonetic

• Lexical and syntactic

• Lexical and phonetic

What is simple lexical patterning?

• Repetition of a word in its simplest form or with simple changes

• Use of synonyms throughout a text

• Repetition of a word with complex changes

• Use of antonyms throughout a text

Which of the following is an example of simple lexical patterning?

• Teach and teacher

• Happy and happiness

• Cat and cats

• Running and runner

What distinguishes complex lexical patterning from simple lexical patterning?

• Use of inflectional morphemes

• Repetition of the same word

• Use of synonyms

• Use of derivational morphemes

Which example illustrates complex lexical patterning?

• Play and played

• Dog and dogs

• Run and running

• Embarrassed and embarrassment

What is the main difference between simple and complex lexical patterning?

• Simple uses inflectional morphemes, complex uses derivational

• Simple uses derivational morphemes, complex uses inflectional

• Simple uses synonyms, complex uses antonyms

• Simple uses antonyms, complex uses synonyms

What is the role of derivational morphemes in complex lexical patterning?

• They simplify the text

• They create new words from root words

• They repeat the same word

• They reduce the length of the text

What is the primary function of lexical patterning?

• To make the text more engaging

• To emphasize contrasts

• To confuse the reader

• To introduce new vocabulary

Which of the following is an example of complex lexical patterning?

• Dog and dogs

• Run and running

• Play and played

• Happy and happiness

What are the three types of syntactic patterning?

• Listing, repetition, and antithesis

• Listing, parallelism, and antithesis

• Parallelism, repetition, and listing

• Antithesis, repetition, and listing