International words: triumph, risk, minute, second, distance, etc.
Etymology: Native: hate-OE hete; deal-OE dael/daelan; son-OE sunu; meet-OE metan; knave- OE cnafaBorrowings: wait-OF guaitier f OHG wahten; triumph- OF triumphe risk- F risqué; virtue-F virtuminute- F < L minuta; second-F < L secunda; Archaism: foe = enemy, etc.
Set expressions and idioms: to keep/lose one’s head, to make a trap, to give one’s life to, to serve one’s turn, to keep one’s virtue, to blame smth on smb, (all phraseological unities- phrasemes), etc.
Note: This analysis is not complete as the sample suggests replenishing the examples during a practical class with the students
Recommendation: The teacher should find and present for lexicological analysis more texts of different genres and length for each seminar with an accent on the topic and vocabulary specificity: extracts from fiction, newspapers, scientific style, dialogues, etc.
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