Uzbekistan state world languages university

Parts of speech

Degrees of comparison

6. 
   Secondary grammatical categories are...
   

1. 
   Noun
   
2. 
   Verb
   
3. 
   Categories within every part of speech
   
4. 
   Article
   

7. 
   The category of plurality is expressed by morphological means... choose I lie correct answer
   

1. 
   boy - boys
   
2. 
   much milk
   
3. 
   class - people
   
4. 
   foot - feet
   

8. 
   The category of plurality' is expressed by phono-morphological means...
   

1. 
   Class - people
   
2. 
   tooth-teeth
   
3. 
   Girl - girls
   
4. 
   a lot of students
   

9. 
   The category of plurality is expressed by syntactic means...
   

1. 
   Goose - geese
   
2. 
   flower - flowers
   
3. 
   class - people
   
4. 
   A lot of English books
   

10. 
    Traditional grammatical categories consist of:
    

1. 
   Grammatical categorization
   
2. 
   Grammatical form and grammatical meaning
   

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3. 
   Analysis and synthesis
   
4. 
   Grammatical analysis
   

11. 
    What are the types of languages due to typological classification?
    

1. 
   Isolating, polysynthetic, agglutinative, flexional
   
2. 
   Diachronic and synchronic
   
3. 
   Polysynthetic, isolating, agglutinative, flexional
   
4. 
   Isolating, agglutinative
   

12. 
    What type of language is characterized by the absence of inflections and affixational morphemes expressing word relations?
    

1. 
   Isolating
   
2. 
   Agglutinative
   
3. 
   Flexional
   
4. 
   Polysynthatic
   

13. 
    What language has non -developed morphology?
    

1. 
   Uzbek
   
2. 
   Latin
   
3. 
   English
   
4. 
   Chinese
   

14. 
    What languages does dual number exist in?
    

1. 
   Sanscrit, Greek, Old English
   
2. 
   Modern English, French, Uzbek
   
3. 
   Russian, German, Chinese
   
4. 
   English, Chinese, French
   

15. 
    What languages given below are genetically differently related ones?
    

1. 
   Russian and Uzbek
   
2. 
   English and Russian
   
3. 
   Uzbek and Kazakh
   
4. 
   Kirgiz and Russian
   

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TOPICS FOR PRESENTATIONS
Typology of morphological system
I I kilning morphological level of language.
Different viewpoints (approaches) on thetypological classification of languages.
I Four types of world languages due to typological classification.
■I, The problem of parts of speech in compared languages.

1. 
   Comparison of English, Russian and Uzbek morpheme structure, h, T he problem of typological classification in Comparative Typology.
   

/, The understanding structural difference between analytic and synthetic languages.
Comparison of morphological level

1. 
   Types of morphological typology.
   

Criteria classifying words to parts of speech.

1. 
   The primary and secondary parts of speech in English and Native languages.
   

•I, Comparison of the primary and secondary grammatical categories.
*i, Typology of thenoun in English and Native languages.
<). Typology of secondary grammatical categories of Verb in compared languages.
7. Comparison of primary parts of speech in English and Native languages.
K, Comparison of the category of case in English and Native languages.

9. 
   Typology of adjective and its categories in English and Native languages.
   
10. 
    Typology of pronouns in English and Native languages.
    

2. 
   Typology of thecategory of voice in English and Native languages.
   

12. 
    Typology of thecategory of plurality in English and Native languages.
    

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IV. Typology of syntactic level of English, Uzbek and

Russian languages