21. The personal pronouns “us” and “them” are in objective case form. How are they formed? By means of …… a) inflection and suppletion;
b) suppletion and inflection;
c) both of them by suppletion;
d) both of them by means of grammatical inflections;
22. Which class of notional words is said to be close – ended? a) verbs; c) statives;
b) pronouns; d) adverbs.
23. Language is common, general for all the bearers / speakers while speech is individual. a) TRUE; b) FALSE;
24. Speech is stable, language is changeable a) TRUE; b) FALSE;
25. If analyst isolates minimum meaningful or smallest meaningful units what is his/her intentions? a) to reveal morphs; b) to reveal phones;
c) to reveal lexes; d) to reveal syllables;
26. If morphemes are associated with some object, quality, action and so on what kind of morphemes are they? a) lexical; c) both lexical and grammatical; b) grammatical; d) none of them;
27. If morphemes are used either to connect words in sentences or form new grammatical forms of words, they are called: a) lexical morpheme;
b) lexical – grammatical morpheme;
c) grammatical morpheme;
d) none of them;
28. What is the function of sound – changes and suppletion in the English language? a) to form new grammatical forms;
b) to build new words;
c) to form new stylistic devices;
d) to develop a sentence;
29. What is the term that defines the nominative unit of language? a) morpheme; c) phoneme;
b) lexeme; d) sentence;
30. Which of the following units are communicative one? a) morpheme; c) sentence;
b) lexeme; d) phoneme;
31. Since … denote substance (thing, object) their distribution is bound with words which express the quality, number, action and so on. a) numerals; c) adverbs;
b) statives; d) nouns;
