1 republic of uzbekistan ministry of higher and secondary specialised education

 
Activity 3. Complete the circles. 
Activity 4. Make a research on the theme “One-level and cross-
level approach to comparison”. 
Causes of 
appearing 
Comparative 
Typology 
Typological 
imitation 
1
2
3
4
5

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3. DIVISION OF THE LINGUISTIC TYPOLOGY WITH 
RESPECT TO THE OBJECT OF INVESTIGATION, TO THE 
LEVELS OF LANGUAGE HIERARCHY AND TO TWO 
PLANS OF THE LANGUAGE 
 
Activity 1. Match the relations of elements and languages. 
✓
Agglutinated 
✓
Inflected 
✓
Isolated 
✓
Polysynthetic 
✓
Agglutinated-inflected 
1.
Chinese 5. Japanese
2.
Korean 6. English
3.
German 7. Russian
4.
Uzbek
 
Activity 2. Fill the cluster on parameters modifying the subject 
matter and branches of linguistic typology.  

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Activity 3. Read the article from the following web site and write 
the 
review. 
https://agir.academiascience.org/index.php/agir/article/download/167/
150/31
 
Parameters
modifying
the
subject matter
and branches of
linguistic
typology
1. System 
closeness
2.
3.
4. 
Quantitative 
limitation
5.
6.
7.
Limitation 
of etalon 
language
8.
9.
10.
One-
level 
approach to 
comparison
11.
12.

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4. THE PROBLEM OF TYPOLOGICAL CATEGORIZATION 
 
Activity 1. Choose the right statements from the table below. 
Traditional 
grammatical 
categories
consist 
of 
the 
grammatical 
form 
and 
grammatical meaning 
Linguistic 
categories 
are 
primary, philosophical categories 
are secondary. 
Grammatical 
categories 
are 
sufficient 
for 
typological 
operations 
Notional 
categories
are 
established by Danish scholar O. 
Yespersen and Russian linguist I. 
I. Meshchaninov. 
There are not languages, which 
have no morphology. 
Typology 
uses 
grammatical 
categories 
to 
compare 
the 
morphological 
level 
of 
the 
language 
Functional-semantic categories
are established by E.V.Guliga 
and E.I.Shendels 
Grammatical-lexical fields unite 
vocabulary and grammar for the 
expression of this 
or that 
categorical notion. 
functional-semantic category is 
monolinguistic and is used when 
the system of concrete language is 
studied. 
Typological 
categories 
are 
established by professor I.V. 
Arnold 
Grammatical-lexical fields
are 
established A. V. Bondarko. 
Typological meaning is modified 
as an abstract notion, which lies 
under the system of languages 
under comparison. 
Notional 
categories
are 
established by Danish scholar O. 
Yespersen and Russian linguist I. 
I. Meshchaninov. 
Grammatical-lexical fields totally 
coincide with functional-semantic 
categories