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.pdfCONTRASTIVE GRAMMAR OF ENGLISH AND UKRAINIAN LANGUAGES
MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND EDUCATION OF UKRAINE
LVIV POLYTECHNIC NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Iryna Karamysheva
CONTRASTIVE GRAMMAR
OF ENGLISH AND UKRAINIAN LANGUAGES
Lviv
Lviv Polytechnic National University Publishing House
2008
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CONTENTS |
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I_j_^fh\Z ........................................................................... |
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Fundamentals ....................................................................... |
13 |
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Basic units of language and speech ................................... |
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2. |
Word as a basic language unit. |
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The structure of words ..................................................................... |
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3. |
The classification of words ............................................... |
20 |
4. |
The combinability of words .............................................. |
21 |
5. |
The notions of grammatical opposition |
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and grammatical category ............................................................... |
23 |
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6. |
Part of speech as one of the main |
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grammatical notions ........................................................................ |
27 |
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7. |
Contrastive studies of languages ....................................... |
30 |
8. |
Contrastive linguistics as a science and an academic |
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discipline: its subject matter and tasks ............................................ |
34 |
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Contrastive grammar as a part of contrastive |
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linguistics: its tasks .......................................................................... |
38 |
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10. Methods of research, used in contrastive studies ............ |
41 |
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11. The problem of the language-etalon |
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for comparison (tertium comparationis) .......................................... |
46 |
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12. Parts of speech classification in English |
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and Ukrainian languages ................................................................. |
48 |
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Discussion questions and exercise tasks ............................... |
52 |
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Morphology |
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Chapter 1. Noun as a part of speech |
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in English and Ukrainian languages ............................................ |
54 |
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Noun as a part of speech: general characteristics .............. |
54 |
2. |
The category of number .................................................... |
59 |
3. |
The category of case ......................................................... |
64 |
4. |
The category of gender ...................................................... |
71 |
5. |
The category of the names of living beings |
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and lifeless objects ........................................................................... |
73 |
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Discussion questions and exercise tasks ............................... |
75 |
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Chapter 2. Adjective as a part of speech |
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in English and Ukrainian languages ............................................ |
79 |
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Adjective as a part of speech: general |
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characteristics. Grammatical categories of adjective ...................... |
79 |
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2. |
Degrees of comparison of adjectives ................................ |
84 |
Discussion questions and exercise tasks ............................... |
89 |
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Chapter 3. Numeral as a part of speech |
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in English and Ukrainian languages ............................................ |
94 |
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Numeral as a part of speech: general characteristics ........ |
94 |
2. |
Grammatical categories of numeral .................................. |
97 |
Discussion questions and exercise tasks ............................. |
100 |
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Chapter 4. Pronoun as a part of speech |
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in English and Ukrainian languages .......................................... |
103 |
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Pronoun as a part of speech: general characteristics. |
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Grammatical categories of pronoun .............................................. |
103 |
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2. |
Personal and possessive pronouns .................................. |
107 |
3. |
Reflexive and strengthening pronouns ............................ |
113 |
4. |
Demonstrative pronouns ................................................. |
115 |
5. |
Interrogative and relative pronouns ................................ |
116 |
6. |
Indefinite and negative pronouns .................................... |
118 |
7. |
Allomorphic classes of pronouns |
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in English and Ukrainian languages .............................................. |
120 |
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Discussion questions and exercise tasks ............................. |
123 |
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Chapter 5. Verb as a part of speech |
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in English and Ukrainian languages .......................................... |
125 |
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Verb as a part of speech: general characteristics ............ |
125 |
2. |
The category of person .................................................... |
132 |
3. |
The category of number and the category of gender ....... |
136 |
4. |
The category of aspect .................................................... |
138 |
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The category of tense ...................................................... |
143 |
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5.1. The Present Tense .................................................. |
147 |
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5.2. The Past Tense ....................................................... |
149 |
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5.3. The Future Tense. The tense form “Future-in-the-past” |
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and sequence of tenses of the English language .................. |
150 |
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The category of voice ...................................................... |
153 |
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6.1. The passive voice ................................................... |
157 |
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6.2. The reflexive voice ................................................ |
159 |
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The category of mood ..................................................... |
161 |
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7.1. The Indicative and Imperative moods ................. |
162 |
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7.2. The Conditional mood ........................................ |
164 |
Discussion questions and exercise tasks ............................. |
167 |
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Chapter 6. Non-finite forms of the verb in English |
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and Ukrainian languages ............................................................ |
175 |
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Non-finite forms of the verb: general characteristics ...... |
175 |
2. |
Infinitive in English and Ukrainian languages ................ |
177 |
3. |
The English participle versus Ukrainian |
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182 |
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The English gerund ......................................................... |
190 |
Discussion questions and exercise tasks ............................. |
193 |
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Chapter 7. Adverb as a part of speech |
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in English and Ukrainian languages .......................................... |
197 |
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Adverb as a part of speech: general characteristics ......... |
197 |
2. |
Degrees of comparison of adverbs .................................. |
201 |
3. |
Words of the category of state (statives or adlinks) ........ |
202 |
Discussion questions and exercise tasks ............................. |
205 |
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Chapter 8. Functional parts of speech |
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in English and Ukrainian languages .......................................... |
210 |
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Preposition as a part of speech |
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in English and Ukrainian languages .............................................. |
210 |
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2. |
Conjunction as a part of speech in English |
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and Ukrainian languages ............................................................... |
214 |
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3. |
Particle as a part of speech in English |
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and Ukrainian languages ............................................................... |
216 |
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4. |
Modal words as a part of speech in English |
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and Ukrainian languages ............................................................... |
217 |
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5. |
Interjection as a part of speech in English |
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and Ukrainian languages ............................................................... |
218 |
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The English article .......................................................... |
220 |
Discussion questions and exercise tasks ............................. |
224 |
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Syntax |
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Chapter 9. Syntax: introduction into basic notions ........ |
232 |
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Sentence as the basic unit of syntax ................................ |
232 |
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The expression of syntactic relations .............................. |
235 |
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The classification of sentences as to their structure ........ |
236 |
4. |
One-member sentences ................................................... |
237 |
Discussion questions and exercise tasks ............................. |
238 |
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Chapter 10. The simple sentence. |
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Parts of the sentence .................................................................... |
241 |
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The subject ...................................................................... |
241 |
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The predicate ................................................................... |
244 |
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2.1. The simple predicate ............................................... |
244 |
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2.2. The compound nominal predicate ........................... |
245 |
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2.3. The compound verbal predicate .............................. |
246 |
3. |
The object ........................................................................ |
247 |
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3.1. The direct object ...................................................... |
247 |
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3.2. The indirect object ................................................... |
249 |
4. |
The attribute .................................................................... |
250 |
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The adverbial modifier .................................................... |
251 |
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Complex parts of the sentence ........................................ |
253 |
Discussion questions and exercise tasks ............................. |
260 |
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Chapter 11. The composite sentence. The compound |
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sentence ........................................................................................ |
266 |
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The composite sentence .................................................. |
266 |
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The compound sentence with conjunctions .................... |
267 |
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2.1. The copulative compound sentence ........................ |
267 |
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2.2. The disjunctive compound sentence ....................... |
270 |
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2.3. The adversative compound sentence ....................... |
270 |
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2.4. The causative-consecutive compound sentences .... |
272 |
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2.5. Compound sentences with the meaning |
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of suddenness ................................................................................ |
273 |
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3. |
Compound sentences with asyndetically |
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joined clauses ................................................................................ |
273 |
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Discussion questions and exercise tasks ............................. |
274 |
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Chapter 12. The composite sentence. |
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The complex sentence .................................................................. |
277 |
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The subject clause ........................................................... |
278 |
2. |
The predicative clause ..................................................... |
279 |
3. |
The objective clause ........................................................ |
279 |
4. |
Attributive clauses .......................................................... |
280 |
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5. Adverbial clauses ............................................................ |
281 |
5.1. Adverbial clauses of place ...................................... |
281 |
5.2. Adverbial clauses of time ........................................ |
282 |
5.3. Adverbial clauses of manner |
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(attending circumstances) .............................................................. |
283 |
5.4. Adverbial clauses of measure or degree .................. |
284 |
5.5. Adverbial clauses of purpose .................................. |
284 |
5.6. Adverbial clauses of cause ...................................... |
284 |
5.7. Adverbial clauses of condition ................................ |
285 |
5.8. Adverbial clauses of concession ............................. |
286 |
5.9. Adverbial clauses of result ...................................... |
286 |
Discussion questions and exercise tasks ............................. |
287 |
Conclusion .......................................................................... |
291 |
References .......................................................................... |
293 |
Further suggested readings ............................................... |
295 |
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