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Activity 3. Complete the given illustrations in the English, Russian 
and Uzbek languages. 
A) 
B) 
Prefixes
Meaning 
a
b
c
Origin 
a
b
c

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Activity 4.
Prepare a 5 min speech on the theme “Synthetic and 
analytic structure of languages”. 
 9. TYPOLOGY OF WORD COMBINATIONS IN THE 
ENGLISH AND NATIVE LANGUAGES 
 
Activity 1. Match the definitions for the given syntactical ties. 
Government
The word combination
Agreement
Dependent relations
Independent relations
Adjoining
The groups of suffixes 
observed in the English and 
native languages
Formation of 
parts of speech
Formation of new 
words
Word formation 
by sound
imitation
Blending
Clipping
Word formation 
for various 
purposes.

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a)
a variety of syntactical connection when the dependence of one 
word upon head word is expressed not morphologically but 
semantically; 
b)
a syntactical tie where the head word of the word combination 
governs the adjunct ( the dependent word) to receive the 
grammatical form which doesn’nt exist in it; 
c)
not often found in Modern English, but it is widely used in 
Modern Russian and Uzbek languages; 
d)
is the main syntactic unit; 
e)
relations words have equal independent meaning; 
f)
word combination consists of the the head word and adjunct.
 
Activity 2. Fill the table with examples concerning syntactical 
relations 
English 
Coordination: Subordination: 
Predication:
Russian 
Syntactically 
free: 
Syntactically bound: 
Uzbek 
Independent 
Dependent 
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