120. Syntagmatic relation is the relation between words in a linear succession which are syntactically connected. a) TRUE; b) FALSE;
121. What is lexeme? a) nominative unit of language; c) syntactic unit;
b) the smallest meaningless unit; d) phonetic unit;
122. What types of grammatical categories do you know? a) synthetical, analytical and mixed;
b) lexical – semantical;
c) functional categories;
d) syntagmatical categories;
123. The grammatical categories are characteristic to: a) functional words; c) notional words;
b) auxiliary words; d) none-of them.
124. What does morphology study? a) the phraseological units;
b) the smallest meaningful units;
c) the smallest meaningless units;
d) the stylistic devices;
125. What does syntax study? a) word combinations, sentences;
b) the phraseological units;
c) the smallest meaningless units;
d) word – structure;
126. What is a morpheme? a) the smallest meaningful unit; c) a metaphor;
b) the smallest meaningless unit; d) the stylistic device;
127. What is allomorph? a) a variant of phoneme; c) a variant of morpheme;
b) a variant of lexeme; d) a phraseological unit;
128. What do you understand by emic level? a) speech; c) semantics;
b) phonetics; d) language;
129. What language levels are called non-basic? a) those that do not have their own units;
b) those that have their own units;
c) those that have lost their units;
d) those that make use the smallest meaningless units;
130. What do you understand by etic level? a) speech; c) semantics;
b) phonetics; d) language;
131. What is the distinction between language and speech? a) language tends to change while speech is stable, less changeable;
b) language is individual while speech is common, general for bearers;
c) language is concrete; speech is abstract;
d) language is a closed system, its units are limited while speech tends to to be openness and endless;
