Practical lesson 2: the lexical meaning and its interpretation in modern linguistics name of the student: Group: Write a 250-word essay about these theoretical questions and support your ideas with examples

(From “National Geographic USA 1.04.2022)
Exercise 3. Match the shortenings with extended version and identify types of them. click on the website and find the difference between the initials and acronym. https://www.lexico.com/grammar/shortenings

UN	To the maximum
UNESCO	Legitimate
radar	Rehabilitation
NATO	acquired immune deficiency syndrome
laser	North Atlantic Treaty Organization
BBC	United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization
TUC	subscriber identification module
scuba	light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation
max	radio detection and ranging
MP	self-contained underwater breathing apparatus
SIM (card)	British Broadcasting Corporation
legit	Member of Parliament
CD	United Nations
Aids	Trades Union Congress
rehab	compact disc

Exercise 4. Find the roots of these blending and explain meaning of them. https://jakubmarian.com/blend-words-words-composed-of-two-other-words-in-english/


Ex. bit = binary + digit (only in computing)

alphanumeric ,advertorial, brainiac ,breathalyzer ,Brexit,brunch, camcorder,electrocute, email,emoticon ,endorphin ,fanzine ,forex ,guesstimate ,keytar, labradoodle ,mechatronics metrosexual,moped ,motel ,Oxbridge,newscast ,phablet, pulsar ,sexting , sheeple ,smash ,smog ,Spanglish ,televangelist ,vlog ,vitamin ,webinar

Exercise 5: Define the meaning of the prefixes in English based on word examples
Meanings of Some Commonly Used Prefixes:

Prefix	Meaning	Word Examples
Bi Co de ex im ab ad ambi ante anti auto contra inter intra hyper pre semi sub trans un super com dis il in ir mis multi non ob out pro post re sub trans self		Biannual, bilingual Co-author, coexist, coeducation deport extend, ex-president immobile, impossible absent adverb ambivalent antenatal antisocial autobiography, automatic contradict, contra-flow interface, interaction,international intravenous, intra-departmental hypertension, hypercritical prevent, precondition, preheat semicircle, semi-final subtopic, subway, substandard trans-Sahara, transport unclean superhuman, superimpose, super structure combine disadvantage, disappoint, dishonest illogical input, inhuman irrefutable misprint multinational, multi-coloured nonsense, non-Christian obtuse outnumber, outgrow, outlive proceed postgraduate, postwar repeat, regain subcommittee transcribe self-control, self-taught

SEMINAR 5: SEMANTIC FEATURES OF THE NON-PRODUCTIVE TYPES OF WORD FORMATION


Student name: Group.


Write a 250-word essay about these theoretical questions and support your ideas with examples

1. 
   Analyze the linguocultural aspects of flora idioms in Uzbek and English
   

2. 
   The best online English dictionaries for academic use
   

Exercise 2: What means of word formation process was used to make the following lexemes?

Word	WF type	Word	WF type
Vaccination		NGO
Paynet		Customs
To self-isolate		Coronavirus
Girlfriend		Ex-minister
Laser		Smog
To party		FIFA
To enthuse		To televise
Email		Bye-bye
Hoity-toity		Mew

Exercise 3: Distribute the following words among the word-formation processes into the box. Mind that some of the words do not fit the classification chart :

RSVP, horseshoe, gas, to edit, ATM, sitcom, RAM, FedEx, gangster, earring, memo, ASAP, moped, cheeseburger, dorm, fridge, to euthanize,  anklet, washable, flu, childish, sunglasses, breathalyzer, megabyte, chillax, feminist, blacklist, steno, to enthuse, pancake, to emote, sidewalk, CD, milkshake, to vaccinate, to burgle.

Abbreviation	Compounding	Blending	Clipping	Affix-n	Back formation

Exercise 4: Find the meaning of the sound-imitating words and give their Uzbek correspondences:

No	Word	Meaning	Uzbek
	boom
	splash
	buzz
	croak
	hiss
	smack

Exercise 5. Read and understand the difference in word meaning due to change of stress. Give Uzbek translations

attribute	AT-trib-ute	Dishonesty is a common ATT-rib-ute of politicians. (a trait/characteristic)
	at-TRIB-ute	That quote is at-TRIB-u-ted to Winston Churchill. (considered to be first said/created by him)
conduct	CON-duct	We aren’t happy about your general CON-duct. (the way you’re behaving)
	con-DUCT	I was asked to con-DUCT the orchestra at short notice. (coordinate a musical performance by waving a baton)
content	CON-tent	The CON-tent of your essay is fine, but you need to rearrange the structure. (what it contains)
	con-TENT (adj.)	She was sitting reading a book, looking very con-TENT. (relaxed, peaceful)