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Synchronic & Diachronic Approach to Conversionīorderline between Compound Words and Free Word Groupsġ.Compounding. Structure and meaning of compoundsĬonversion. Word-structure and word formation: definition, types, problemsĪffixation, main principles of classification of affixesĬompounding. Word Formation: Basic Problem, Definition, Types. Various Approaches to the Study of Set Expressions and the Problem of Classification Proverbs, Sayings, Familiar Quotations and ClichesĦ.
Phraseological units and their classificationĥ. Phraseological Units: Free Word-groups Versus Set Phrases. Syntactical and Morphological Divisibility of Set Expressions Definition and classification of synonyms. Historical changeability of semantic structure.ġ. Semantic structure of polysemantic words.Ģ. Types of Semantic Change (Narrowing, Extension, Elevation, Degradation)ġ. Interrelation of Causes, Nature and Results of semantic change Denotational and Connotational MeaningĬhange of Meaning: Causes, Nature and Results Methods of Linguistic Research in Lexicology.Ģ.Syntagmatic and paradigmatic relations.ħ. Links of Lexicology with other branches of Linguistics Classification of sentences: a) types of sentences according to types of communication ī) types of sentences according to structure. Phrases equivalent to prepositions and conjunctions.Ģ. Syntactical relations between the components of a phrase.ģ. The problem of the categorial content of the paradigm Continuous versus non- Continuous.Ģ. The Verb: General Characteristics and Categories.Ģ.The problem of classification of verbs.ģ.The problem of tense and aspect system of the Eng. The grammatical characteristics of the adjective.ġ.The grammatical characteristics of the pronoun. The grammatical characteristics of the noun. The problem of notional and formal words. Criteria for parts of speech classification.Ģ. Grammatical Categories and Grammatical Forms –the basis of Grammar.ġ. The Lexical and the Grammatical in Language Relation between Lexis (Voc-ry) and Grammar.
Parts of Speech Classification: Nominal Parts of Speech.ģ. Historical Paradigmatics: Paradigms and Categories. Periods in English: Principles, Characteristics. Synchrony and Diachrony in English Studies. Yuri Fedkovych National University, Chernivtsi Course Title: Theory and History of English
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