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morpheme
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terminology
- A.usage notes
- B.language notes
- C.extra column
- D.clear grammar codes
- A.monolingual dictionaries
- B.bilingual dictionaries
- C.linguistic dictionaries
- D.encyclopedic dictionaries
- A.simile
- B.metaphor
- C.personification
- D.synecdoche
- A.spelling
- B.pronunciation
- C.definition
- D.grammar
- A.The constituents of idioms can be replaced.
- B.The word order cannot be inverted or changed.
- C.Many idioms are grammatically unanalysable.
- D.The constituents of an idiom cannot be deleted or added to,
- A.cut and dried
- B.fly in the ointment
- C.call it a day
- D.in clover
- A.meaning
- B.usage
- C.part of speech
- D.implication
- A.extra-linguistic
- B.grammatical
- C.semantic
- D.lexical
- A.the influx of borrowings
- B.psychological factors
- C.historical reason
- D.analogy
- A.meaning
- B.context
- C.clues
- D.culture
- A.Class reason
- B.Historical reason.
- C.Political reason
- D.Psychological reason
- A.extension
- B.expansion
- C.degradation
- D.elevation
- A.A surface of a thing
- B.The front of the head.
- C.The appearance.
- D.The topography.
- A.Synonymy.
- B.Antonymy.
- C.Polysemy.
- D.Hyponymy.
- A.spelling and meaning
- B.pronunciation and use
- C.spelling and pronunciation
- D.meaning and collocation
- A.one can talk of the same concept in different languages
- B.each pair has the same concept but collocates with different words
- C.every word that has meaning has sense, but not every word has reference
- D.each pair has the same concept but different socio-cultural and stylistic values
- A.Reference
- B.Motivation
- C.Sense
- D.Concept
- A.animal
- B.hopeless
- C.reading-lamp
- D.greenhorn
- A.smog
- B.dorm
- C.quake
- D.crybaby
- A.amoral
- B.devalue
- C.misconduct
- D.antiwar
- A.compounding
- B.prefixation
- C.conversion
- D.blending
- A.allomorphs
- B.affixes
- C.roots
- D.stems
- A.international
- B.nation
- C.national
- D.internationalists
- A.boss
- B.cats
- C.feet
- D.trying
- A.the invasion of foreign countries
- B.social, economic and political changes
- C.the influence of other cultures and languages
- D.the rapid development of modern science and technology
- A.scientific
- B.religious
- C.educational
- D.aesthetic
- A.productivity
- B.polysemy
- C.collocability
- D.stability
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The Indo-European language is made up of most of the languages of Europe, the Near East, and____.
- A.Asia
- B.Africa
- C.India
- D.the Far East
- A.in a given book
- B.in a given dialect
- C.by an individual person
- D.in a particular historical period
- A.A word is a sound unity.
- B.A word is a unit of meaning.
- C.A word is the smallest form of a language.
- D.A word is a form that can function alone in a sentence,
