155. Grammatical inflections are morphemic changes which adopt words: a) to perform certain structural function;
b) to change the phonetic structure of words;
c) to change the lexical meaning of words;
d) to isolate the words;
156. The grammatical category of aspect is a: a) two-member opposition; c) four-member opposition;
b) three-member opposition; d) none of them;
157. What grammatical category has «relative» and «absolute» future meaning? a) tense c) mood
b) posteriority d) voice
158. What types of grammatical categories do you know? a) lexical-semantic; c) functional categories;
b) synthetical, analytical and mixed; d) syntagmatic categories;
159. There are notional words in English which cannot be indentified to what part of speech they refer to unless they are used in sentences. a) True; b) False;
160. What is the aim of theoretical grammar? a) the description of the syllabic structure of languages;
b) the description of word-building elements of languages;
c) definition of stylistic devices;
d) explanation of the grammatical structure of languages;
161. What languages are called flexional-synthetic? a) that are rich in vowel sounds;
b) that are rich in grammatical inflections;
c) that are rich in stylistic devices;
d) that are rich in means of word-building;
162. What do you understand by the grammatical structure of a language? a) all the grammatical inflections;
b) the means of word building;
c) the lexical- grammatical meaning;
d) all the means that are used to express the grammatical meanings of a language;
163. What morphemes are there in the word «mis-statements«? a) one lexical three grammatical;
b) one grammatical three lexical;
c) two lexical two grammatical;
d) four lexical;