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- 2. Outline 1.Composite sentence 1.1. Compound sentence 1.2. Complex sentence 2.Compound and complex sentences in the transformational
- 3. M. Y. Blokh: “The composite sentence, as different from the simple sentence, is formed by two
- 4. The means of combining clauses in polypredicative sentences Syndetic Asyndetic (conjunctional) (non- conjunctional) Yesterday I bought
- 5. Composite sentences display two principal types of construction Subordination (inequality) Coordination (equal rank)
- 6. Composite sentence Compound: Compound Semi-compound Complex: Complex Semi- complex
- 7. Compound sentence - a composite sentence derived from two or more base sentences connected on the
- 8. Semi-compound sentence is a semi-composite sentence built up on the principle of coordination. The semi- compound
- 9. Complex sentence contains one or more subordinate clauses. Usually the subordinate clauses are connected by means
- 10. Semi-complex sentence is a semi-composite sentence built up on the principle of subordination. It is derived
- 11. Composite Compound: Copulative coordination Disjunctive coordination Adversative coordination Causative – consecutive coordination Complex: Types of subordinate
- 12. Transformational grammar The main idea of the transformational grammar is that any language contains a rather
- 13. The list of kernel sentences
- 14. Three types of transformations: Transformations in simple sentences Two-base transformations (compound, semi-compound, complex, semi-complex sentences) Transformation
- 15. Transformations in simple sentences: The car works S S The car does work. Does the car
- 16. Transformations of nominalization The car works. S NP The work of the car. The car’s work.
- 17. Two-base transformations The car works. S1 + S2 S3 The car works and hums. When the
- 18. Transformations in compound sentences S1 +S2 Compound S3 Two kernel sentences are joined together into a
- 19. Transformations in semi-compound sentences S1+S2 Semi-compound S3 1. Overlapping round the identical NP-subject 1. I must
- 20. Transformations in complex sentences S1+S2 Complex S3 Three types of subordinators: N-subordinators (or conjunctives), A-subordinators (or
- 21. 1. Complex Sentences with N-Clauses The N-subordinators (conjunctives): what (whatever), who (whoever), when (whenever), where (wherever),
- 22. Transformations in semi-complex sentences S1+S2 Semi-complex S3 Two ways of connecting sentences: changing the finite verb
- 23. Subject sharing We waited. We were breathless. We waited breathless. Object sharing I saw him. I
- 24. The list of sources 1. Александрова О.В., Комова Т.А. Современный английский язык. Морфология и синтаксис. –
- 25. 1.Complex sentence is built on the principle of … a) subordination b) coordination c) other 2.The
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