
- •Оглавление
- •Методические рекомендации для студентов по курсу «Теоретическая грамматика английского языка»
- •Цели курса.
- •Задачи курса.
- •Место курса в системе освоения профессиональной образовательной программы.
- •Требования к уровню освоения содержания курса.
- •Содержание курса
- •Форма итогового контроля
- •Теоретический материал курса Темы лекций:
- •Theme 1. The aim of theoretical grammar Plan
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- •Theme 2. Units of linguistic analysis Plan
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- •Theme 3. Morphology and syntax Plan
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- •Theme 4. Grammatical oppositions and grammatical categories Plan
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- •Theme 5. Grammatical Means Plan
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- •Theme 6. Parts of Speech: Part I Plan
- •Theme 6. Parts of Speech: Part II Plan
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- •Theme 7. The noun: general. The category of number Plan
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- •Theme 8. The noun: the category of case Plan
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- •Theme 9. The verb: general Plan
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- •Theme 10. The verb: the finite forms of the verb. The categories of person, number, tense. Part I. Plan
- •Theme 10. The verb: the finite forms of the verb. The categories of person, number, tense. Part II. Plan
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- •Theme 11. The verb: the non-finite forms of the verb (the verbids) Plan
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- •Theme 12. The verb: aspect Plan
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- •Theme 13. The verb: time correlation Plan
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- •Theme 14. The verb: the category of voice Plan
- •Voice forms
- •Indicative mood (unmarked) Indicative mood (marked)
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- •Theme 15. The verb: the category of mood Plan
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- •Theme 16. The problem of the subjunctive mood in english Plan
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- •Theme 17. The adjective Plan
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- •Theme 18. The adverb Plan
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- •Theme 19. The main principles of syntactic modeling the sentence Plan
- •The Theory of the ic. (The Phrase Grammar)
- •English Phrases
- •The Analytical ic Model of the Sentence
- •The Derivation Tree Diagramme
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- •Theme 20. The functional sentence perspective Plan
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- •Theme 21. The case grammar Plan
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- •Theme 22. Pragmatics of the sentence Plan
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- •Theme 23. Text and discourse Plan
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- •Темы для самостоятельного изучения
- •4.1 Перечень примерных вопросов и заданий
- •4.2 Примерная тематика курсовых и дипломных работ:
- •5. Практические занятия по курсу Seminar 1. The Categorial Structure of the Word Plan
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- •Seminar 2. Parts of Speech Plan
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- •Seminar 3. The Noun as Part of Speech. The category of number Plan
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- •Seminar 4. The Noun: The Category of Case. The Category of Gender Plan
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- •Seminar 5. The Verb: General Plan
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- •Seminar 6. The verb: the categories of person, number and tense Plan
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- •Seminar 7. The verb: the categories of aspect and time correlation Plan
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- •Seminar 8. The verb: the category of voice Plan
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- •Seminar 9. The verb: the category of mood Plan
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- •Seminar 10. The adjective and the adverb Plan
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- •Seminar 11. The phrase: general Plan
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- •Seminar 12. Part I. The simple sentence: The Traditional Grammar about the Structural Classification of a Simple Sentence Plan
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- •Seminar 12. Part II. The simple sentence: constituent structure. Revision of the Existing Grammars Plan
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- •Seminar 12. Part III. The Simple Sentence: Paradigmatic Structure Plan
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- •Seminar 13. The composite sentence Plan
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- •Seminar 14. The functional sentence perspective (fsp) Plan
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- •Seminar 15. Pragmatics of the sentence Plan
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- •Контрольные вопросы и задания по курсу
- •6.1 Вопросы и задания
- •6.2 Перечень тем к зачету
- •6.2.1 Предложения для анализа (к зачету)
- •6.3 Перечень вопросов к экзамену по теоретической грамматике
- •6.3.1 Предложения для синтаксического анализа по членам предложения (к экзамену)
- •7. Упражнения по темам курса
- •7.1 Морфология
- •7.1.1 The Noun parts of speech
- •The category of case
- •The category of number
- •7.1.2 The Verb the subjunctive mood
- •The infinitive
- •The gerund
- •The participle
- •The voice
- •Time correlation
- •7.2 Синтаксис
- •8. Глоссарий
- •9. Список рекомендуемой литературы Основная литература:
- •Дополнительная литература:
Контрольные вопросы и задания по курсу
6.1 Вопросы и задания
What are the aims of the course of theory of grammar?
Accidence and morphology – where do these terms come from?
What are the units of linguistic analysis?
What is a minimal unit on the morphological level? Give several definitions of a morpheme.
How does a morpheme differ from an allomorph?
Name the distinctive features of a grammatical morpheme.
Name the basic notions concerned with the categorial structure of the word.
Give the definition of the grammatical meaning and name the grammatical means of its expression.
Give the definition of a grammatical category.
What is the oppositional reduction?
Name two kinds of grammatical forms.
Give the definition of the category of number in terms of the oppositional theory.
Speak about the morphemic structure of the singular and plural forms of the noun.
Comment on the peculiarities of the nouns weather, knowledge, information, linguistics, measles, on the one hand, and scissors, oats, clothes, police, cattle, on the other.
Account for the ability of the collective nouns such as family, crowd, army, government, crew to display a full paradigm of number.
What makes the category of case in English disputable?
What ensures a peculiar status of the inflexion ‘-s’?
What are the peculiarities of the gender distinction in Modern English?
Explain the difference between the category of gender in English and Russian.
What is the general categorial meaning of the verb?
What grammatical categories manifest themselves in the outward structure of the verb?
Comment on the combinability of the verb.
Name the grammatical categories of the verbals.
Give the definition of the category of tense.
Explain the difference between ‘time’ and ‘tense’.
Comment on the problem of the ‘future’ tense in English.
What is modality?
Give the definition of the category of mood.
Comment on the problem of the Subjunctive Mood.
Compare the categorial meanings of the two categories: that of aspect and that of time correlation.
Give the definition of the category of voice.
Explain why some English verbs can’t be passivized.
Comment on the problem of the so-called reciprocal, reflexive and medial voices.
What is the categorial meaning of the adjective?
Comment on the problem of statives.
What grammatical categories are discussed as phenomena of morphology and syntax?
What is the subject of syntax?
What is the difference between formal and functional approaches to the language?
Explain the terms ‘collocation’ and ‘colligation’.
What is meant by ‘minor syntax’?
Explain the difference between ‘word-combination’ and ‘collocation’.
Name the types of word-combinations in English.
What are the ultimate and consummate units of speech for syntax?
Speak about the major difference between functional styles as regards their construction.
Give the definitions of a simple and multiple sentences.
Illustrate different types of multiple sentences.
What are the communicative types of sentences?
What are the types of simple sentences in English?
What is the correlation between parts of speech and parts of sentences?
Name the kinds of syntactic bonds.
What is predication and its main units?
Why is discourse analysis so important for predication?
What is the subject of pragmatics?
Why is pragmatics so important for syntax?
What is the difference between functional and cognitive approach to the study of the language?
Why is discourse in the centre of cognitive studies?
Define the notion of discourse.
Explain the major difference between ‘text’ and discourse.