Тема 7 Varieties of Language

Sounds of approval is the synonym of the word …

Cheerful

cheerio

*cheers

Charity

What are the Dialecticisms?

*are words used by people of a certain community living a certain territory.

They are used and understood by members of a certain trade or profession.

is sometimes described as the language of sub-cultures or і language of the streets.

A part of what is written in a book is…

*Epigraph, contents list and preface

Epigraph, preface and fly leaf

Preface, fly leaf and binding

Hardback, title and preface

According to the way components are joined together compounds are divided into: neutral,

*To windowshop.

Handicraft.

Free-for-all.

According to the way components are joined together compounds are divided into: morphological where components are joined by a linking element :

To windowshop.

*Astrospace.

Free-for-all.

According to the way components are joined together compounds are divided into: syntactical where the components are joined by means of form-word stems,

*Here-and-now.

To windowshop.

Astrospace.

According to their structure compounds are subdivided into: compound words proper which consist of two stems

Hydro-skimmer,

*To job-hunt, train-sick,

Singer-songwriter,

Eurodollar, Camford,

According to their structure compounds are subdivided into: derivational compounds, where besides the stems we have affixes,

Eurodollar, Camford,

*Ear-minded,

To job-hunt, train-sick,

Motocross, intervision,

According to their structure compounds are subdivided into: compound-shortened words,

*Eurodollar, Camford,

Ear-minded,

To job-hunt, train-sick,

Here-and-now.

Arrange the following noun-forming suffixes to their origin. –ade.

*Latin, non-productive,

Middle English, semi productive,

Latin, productive,

Greek, non productive,

Arrange the following noun-forming suffixes to their origin. –al.

Latin, non-productive,

Greek, non productive,

*Middle English, semi productive,

Latin, productive,

Arrange the following noun-forming suffixes to their origin.- ancy, -ency.

Greek, non productive,

*Latin, non-productive,

Latin, productive,

Middle English, semi productive,

Arrange the following noun-forming suffixes to their origin. Under-

*Old English, semi-productive.

Middle English, semi productive

Greek, non productive,

Latin, productive,

Arrange the following noun-forming suffixes to their origin.-hood.

Middle English, semi productive,

*Germanic, semi-productive.

Latin, non-productive,

Latin, productive,

Arrange the following noun-forming suffixes to their origin.-asm.

Germanic, semi-productive.

Latin, productive,

*Greek, non productive,

Middle English, semi productive,

Arrange the following noun-forming suffixes to their origin. Trans-

*Latin, semi-productive,

Germanic, semi-productive,

Middle English, semi productive,

Greek, non productive,

Classify the following prefixes into: circum-

*Latin, non-productive,

Old English, semi-productive.

Greek, non productive,

Germanic, semi-productive.

Classify the following prefixes into: contra-

*Latin, productive,

Germanic, semi-productive,

Greek, non productive,

Middle English, semi productive,

Classify the following prefixes into: inter-.

*French or Latin, productive,

Latin, productive,

Germanic, semi-productive,

Latin, non-productive,

Classify the following prefixes into: out-

*Old English, productive,

Germanic, semi-productive,

Middle English, semi productive,

Latin, non-productive,

Classify the following prefixes into: com-

Latin, productive,

*Latin, semi-productive,

Germanic, semi-productive,

Classify the following prefixes into: anti-

Germanic, semi-productive,

Old English, semi-productive.

*Greek, productive,

Latin, non-productive,

Classify the following prefixes into: hyper-

Latin, productive,

Germanic, semi-productive,

*Greek, non productive,

Classify the following prefixes into: forth-

*Old English, non-productive.

Greek, non productive,

Old English, semi-productive.

Germanic, semi-productive,

Arrange the following adjective-forming suffixes to their origin and productive. –able,

Old English, non-productive.

*Latin, productive,

Germanic, semi-productive,

Old English, semi-productive.

Arrange the following adjective-forming suffixes to their origin and productive.-fold,

*Middle English from Germanic, non-productive,

Germanic, semi-productive,

Greek, non productive,

Old English, semi-productive.

Arrange the following adjective-forming suffixes to their origin and productive. –some.

Old English, non-productive.

Old English, semi-productive.

*Middle English from Germanic, non-productive,

Arrange the following adjective-forming suffixes to their origin and productive.-less.

*Middle English from Old English, productive.

Latin, productive,

Germanic, semi-productive,

Old English, semi-productive

Arrange the following adjective-forming suffixes to their origin and productive.- ward.

Germanic, semi-productive,

*Old English, semi-productive,

Middle English from Old English, productive.

Latin, productive,

Arrange the following adjective-forming suffixes to their origin and productive. –ed.

*Old English, very-productive

Germanic, semi-productive,

Old English, semi-productive,

Middle English from Old English, productive

Arrange the following adjective-forming suffixes to their origin and productive.- ful.

Old English, semi-productive.

*Middle English from Old English, productive.

Latin, productive,

Classify the following prefixes into: extra-.

Old English, semi-productive,

Middle English from Old English, productive.

Latin, productive,

Native words comprise only……of the total number of words in English vocabulary.

30%

60%

70%

If bookish words are used in the colloquial context…

*They elevate the speech;

They produce humorous effect;

They characterize the speaker as a well-educated person;

Create the historic atmosphere;

Classify the following adverb suffixes- fold.

*Old English, semi-productive,

Latin, productive,

Middle English from Old English, productive

Germanic, semi-productive,

Classify the following adverb suffixes-long.

*Germanic, non-productive,

Latin, productive,

Germanic, semi-productive,

Middle English from Old English, productive

Classify the following adverb suffixes- - ly.

Latin, productive,

*Germanic, productive,

Middle English from Old English, productive

Classify the following adverb suffixes-ward(s)

*Old English, semi-productive,

Latin, productive,

Germanic, productive,

Middle English from Old English, productive

Classify the following adverb suffixes-wise.

Latin, productive,

Old English, semi-productive

*Germanic, non-productive,

Classify the following adverb suffixes-ways.

Middle English from Old English, productive,

*Germanic, non-productive,

Germanic, semi-productive,

Latin, productive,

Classify the following adverb suffixes- s, -ce.

*Middle English from Old English, non productive,

Germanic, semi-productive,

Germanic, non-productive,

Latin, productive,

Pick out a simile,

*As large as life.

We always thought that be was kind and sympathetic.

No matter how hard I looked I saw only a vast plain,

Pick out a simile,

I didn’t know how to answer it.

*As soft as butter,

I’d like to take one more…

Pick out a simile,

A tall story…

“A green beginner”?

*As fine as silk.