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Morphology., gramatical structure - вовк (involves all levels) скелет
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Morphology.
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Grammatical opposition
- Grammar is a unity of form and content (meaning).
- Grammatical category (case, number, tense, aspect, mood, voice, degrees of comparison etс) - is the set of self-exclusive (виключає можливість одночасного спільного існування) form-classes.
Word forms that carry a certain grammatical information form a paradigm on the basis of the grammatical category (e.g We have a singular or plural forms that form a grammatical categories of number.)
- The members of the grammatical category are represented by the grammatical opposition.
:red_flag: privative - is formed by a pair of members one of which is marked and the other is unmarked.
:red_flag: gradual (can be observed in adjectives and adverbs) is formed by a group of members which are distinguished by the degree of feature. not by the presence or absence of a feature but by the degree of it.
:red_flag: equipollent - is formed by a contrastive group in which the members are distinguished by different positive features.
- 1) boy – unmarked, boys – marked
2) present and past tenses are represented by the private opposition. (work-worked)
suffix -ed renders the meaning of the past tense, it marks the past form of the verb positively (we worked), and the present form negatively (we work).
3) The marked member may also be represented by a 0-morpheme, but it happens very rarely (e. g. sheep).
- The category of degrees of comparison of adjectives is represented by a gradual opposition (e. g. beautiful - more beautiful - the most beautiful; great - greater - the greatest).
- 1) to be - am - is - are
2) the phonemes /m/ and /b/, both bilabial consonants form an equipollent opposition, /m/ being sonorous nasalized, /b/ being plosive.
They’re supposed to have something in common and some difference for opposition.
- day – days, way – ways
visit - visited
fash - fish
- easy - easier – easiest
difficult - more difficult - the most difficult
- was/were
t, d - both have the tip of the tongue pressed against the teeth ridge
t- unvoiced( voiceless), vocal cords don’t vibrate, aspirated
d- voiced, vocal cords vibrate, non aspirated.
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gramatical structure - вовк (involves all levels) скелет
gramatical system - реалізується в носі
gramaticaal categories - процес нюху, схуху
lingual unitss ( words, lexemes, discourse)
linguistic elements (words)
categorical function
form classes
- William Lily
Latin grammar in English
- Ben Johnson's and Ch. Butlers's grammar
- R.Lowth's
Short Introduction to English grammar
(1762)
- H. Sweet
New English grammar. Logical and Historical
1891
- Fries, Bloomfield, Witehall
1940
- Noam Homsky
Zellig Harris
Syntactic structures
1957
- Lyons