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- 2. KEY WORDS Analytic Aspect Case Gender Mood Number Synthetic Tense Voice
- 3. Distribute the key words according to the following groups: Types of languages Verb Categories Noun Categories
- 4. Groups English verb has the following grammatical categories: person, number, tense, aspect, voice and mood English
- 5. Synthetic vs Analytic Languages
- 6. Synthetic
- 7. Analytic
- 8. word order in analytic and synthetic languages додому йдемо We go home SPO - Subject, Predicate,
- 9. Grammar
- 10. Morphology the study of words, how they are formed, and their relationship to other words in
- 11. Syntax the set of rules, principles, and processes that govern the structure of sentences (sentence structure)
- 12. Categories grammatical choices are obligatory while lexical choices are optional e.g. ‘He hired a worker’ -
- 13. Category of Number Phenomenon - phenomena Criterion - criteria Datum - data
- 14. Category of Number Analysis - analyses Diagnosis - diagnoses Oasis - oases Thesis - theses Crisis
- 15. Category of Number The news is at 6.30 p.m. Athletics is good for young people. Linguistics
- 16. Category of Number I caught three fish I read a book about freshwater fishes of New
- 17. Category of Number I can give you a piece of advice (some advice) There was some
- 18. Special Plural Nouns You can use singular or plural with nouns like family, class, police, team,
- 19. Category of Gender ‘How’s your new car?’ ‘Terrific. She’s running beautifully.’ The ship’s struck a rock.
- 20. Category of Gender One night there flew over the city a little Swallow. His friends had
- 21. Translation Одного вечора у місто залетіло Ластів’я-Серпокрилець. Його друзів же шість тижнів тому відлетіли у теплі
- 22. Category of Case English nouns have only two cases – the common case (the uninflected form)
- 23. Category of Case E.g. Mary and Ann's room the man over there's dog
- 24. Possessive Case can mean: 1) належність (Peter’s bicycle); 2) особисті або суспільні стосунки (Peter’s wife); 3)
- 25. Category of Person I We You Ти Ви He She They It
- 26. Category of Person John has met his teacher. (1) Джон зустрів свого вчителя. Джон зустрів його
- 27. Challenging aspects Tense aspect forms Sequence of tenses Passive Voice Modal verbs Conditional sentences Non-finite constructions
- 28. Tense aspect forms Though the lethal effects of the latest Middle East war have so far
- 29. Tense aspect forms It is implementation of the dozens of UN resolutions that Israel has flouted
- 30. Sequence of tenses The Israeli army claimed it had killed 10 Hizbullah guerrillas and captured five
- 31. Sequence of tenses ‘I’m not knocking the people of Indiana,’ Lake said at one point. ‘In
- 32. Passive Voice He rose to speak and was warmly greeted by the audience. Він піднявся, щоб
- 33. Passive Voice Many are called and but few are chosen. Багато людей хочуть добитися чогось, але
- 34. Modal verbs habitual volitional actions: After this accidents he will lock himself and not show off.
- 35. Modal verbs She could paint landscapes. Can he have said it? He must know all about
- 36. Conditional sentences If they had left 5 minutes earlier they could have caught this train. If
- 37. Non-finite constructions Complex Object I saw him cross the street. Я бачив, що він переходив вулицю.
- 38. Complex Subject He was seen to cross the street. Бачили, що він переходив вулицю. He was
- 39. For-to infinitive construction It is important for you to go there at once. Тобі негайно треба
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