? in the second component in the first component

The communicative units

5. 
   What is a morpheme?
   

The smallest meaningful unit

6. 
   The basic levels are those that have:
   

Their own language and speech units

7. 
   By analytical grammatical categories they understand the ones which are expressed by:
   

Function words

8. 
   What do you understand by emic level?
   

Language

9. 
   By the meaning of words they understand:
   

The general lexical-grammatical meaning

10. 
    By non-basic levels they understand:
    

Levels that do not have their own units

11. 
    What do you understand by ethic level
    

Speech

12. 
    The functional parts of speech can have:
    

Structural meaning
The grammatical categories are characteristic to:
Notional words

13. 
    What types of grammatical categories do you know
    

Synthetical, analytical and mixed

14. 
    The link verb ‘be’ fulfills:
    

Four functions

15. 
    Which of the following topics are the subject-matter of grammar:
    

The grouping requirements of the parts of speech

16. 
    Which of the following parts of speech does not have any grammatical categories:
    

Statives

17. 
    Which of the following groups of words are used to connect words in sentences;
    

Conjuctions 19. By synthetical type of grammatical categories we understand;
The one which is expressed by grammatical inflections 20. Which of the following parts of speech is a functional one?
Prepositions
21. The usual function of the finite form of the verb is:
Predicate
22. The grammatical tenses are those which are formed by:
Grammatical means;
23. By discontinuous morpheme they understand morphemes that has:
Two forms but one meaning
24. Which of the following adjectives is qualitative:
Dynamic
25. What are the functions of the auxiliary verbs?
To form the grammatical forms
26. What verb is ‘to grow’ in the sentence ‘He grew pale’
Link
27. By mixed type of grammatical categories they understand the ones which are expressed by means of:
Discontinuos morphemes;
28. From the point of view of taking objects verbs fall under
2subtypes
29. The possessive pronouns have developed from:
The personal pronouns

31. 
    What is the term that defines the relation between the underlined words: We
    

Watched the water cooling.
Predication

1. 
   What does phonology study?
   

Language units
4. What does morphology study?
The smallest meaningful units
5. By analytical grammatical categories they understand the ones which are expressed by:
Function words
25. What kind of predication is the relation between the underlined words: John was
Seen waving his hand.
Secondary
26. Which of the following topics are the subject matter of grammar:
The grouping requirements of the parts of speech 27. What verb is ‘to grow’ in the sentence ‘He grew pale’
Link
29. Which of the following parts of speech does not have any grammatical categories:
Statives
7. What is a morpheme?
The smallest meaningful unit
8. The link verb ‘be’ fulfills:
Four functions
10. The usual function of the finite form of the verb is:
Predicate
15. What do you understand by emic level?
Language
16. What verbs lack the grammatical categories?
Modal

18. 
    What languages are called synthetic?
    

That are rich in grammatical inflections 13. What kind of predication do we find between the words in the following sentence:
The crop grows.
Primary
22. The possessive pronouns have developed from:
The personal pronouns
23. What grammatical category has ‘non continuous’ and ‘continuous’ meanings?
Aspect

19. 
    What do you understand by ethic level
    

Speech
11. By mixed type of grammatical categories they understand the ones which are
Expressed by means of….
Discontinuos morphemes;
17. Which of the following parts of speech is a functional one?
Preposition
10. The grammatical categories are characteristic to:
Notional words
9. The functional parts of speech can have:
Structural meaning
14. Which of the following groups of words are used to connect words in sentences;
Conjuctions
16. By synthetical type of grammatical categories we understand; the one which is expressed by grammatical inflections