Тема: «Lexico-Semantic Characteristics of Borrowed Words in Modern English » (ID:27689)

CONTENTS

Survey of certain historical facts 3
Structural elements of borrowings 7
Why Are Words Borrowed? 8
Do Borrowed Words Change or
do They Remain the Same? 8
International Words 9
Etymological Doublets 10
Translation-Loans 10
Are Etymological and Stylistic Characteristics of Words Interrelated? 10

INTODUCTION 3
Part 1. NOTION OF THE English VERB 5
1.1 Verb as a part of speech in English ……………………………………...5
1.2. Grammatical categories of the Modern English verb 6
Part 2. VERB CLASSES IN Modern English 8
2.1. Structural types of the English verbs 8
2.2. Functional types of the English verb 10
2.3. Classes of notional verbs 12
2.3.1. Types of verbs according to the subject-predicate relations 12
2.3.2. Aspective types of the English verbs 14
2.3.3. Distributional verbal types 16
2.4. Problem of allocating the verbs to the definite classes 19
CONCLUSIONS 21
BIBLIOGRAPHY 23

Subject of the present investigation is the English verb.
Object is its typological classes
Goal of this paper is to investigate the main typological classes of the English verb and to distinguish their peculiarities. This goal led to solving the number of definite tasks:
- to define the verb as part of speech;
- to describe it from the point of view of its categories;
- to distinguish its formal, semantic and functional types in the English language;
- to analyze their typical features.
Our course paper consists of an introduction, two main parts with subparts, conclusions and bibliography.
The introduction defines the topicality of the research, subject and object, formulates its goal and tasks.
The first part – “Notion of the English verb” – provides the main notions about the verb, defines it as a part of speech and reviews its categorical Characteristics.
The second part – “Verb classes in Modern English” deals with the typological classification of English verbs form the point of view of their form, morphological structure, semantics, lexical meaning and function
The conclusions infer certain final results of the research.

INTRODUCTION ……………………………………………………………….3
CHAPTER 1. CAUSES AND WAYS OF BORROWING
1.1. Classification of loan Words in English …………………………5
1.2. Borrowings of different historical periods ………………………8
CHAPTER 2. ASSIMILATION OF LOAN Words
2.1. Phonetic, grammatical and lexical assimilation of borrowings.. 14
2.2. Interrelation between native and Borrowed elements ………….18
CONCLUSIONS ………………………………………………………………..21
LIST OF LITERATURE ………………………………………………………23

Contents.
Introduction. 3
Old English (449 - 1066 CE) 3
Middle English (1066 - 1500 CE) 5
Early Modern English (1500 – to present day) 7
English nowadays. 9
References. 11

Introduction. 3
Old English (449 - 1066 CE) 3
Middle English (1066 - 1500 CE) 6
Early Modern English (1500 – to present day) 9
References. 11

The Introduction 3
1. The Methodical bases of teaching of the English grammar 4
2. The Modern approaches to English grammar studying 10
The Conclusion 14
The Literature 15

Content
CONTENT 1
ANNOTATION 2
INTRODUCTION 3
BUSINESS LETTERS THROUGHT LEXICS 7
A SAMPLING OF CONTRACT PHRASES 7
FOREIGN ESOTERIC Words 16
SOME Words AGAINST PASSIVE 16
EXAMINING English BUSINESS LETTERS 17
EXAMPLE 1. 18
EXAMPLE2 20
EXAMPLE 3. 22
EXAMPLE 4. 24
EXAMPLE 5 25
EXAMPLE 6. 27
CONCLUSION 29
BIBLIOGRAPHY 30

Introduction 3
Part 1 Typology of the main parts of the sentence 5
Part 2 Classification of the predicate in the English language 7
Part 3 Classification of the predicate in ukrainian 17
Part 4 Typological Characteristics of the predicate 21
Conclusions 26
Bibliography 28

Content
Introduction 2
1. Tenses of the English verb 3
1.1. The notion of Verb 3
1.2. Overview of tenses 4
1.2.1. Present simple or simple present. 7
1.2.2. Present progressive or present continuous. 7
1.2.3. Present perfect traditionally called the perfect. 8
1.2.4. Present perfect progressive or continuous. 9
1.2.5. Past simple or preterite. 9
1.2.6. Past continuous or imperfect or past progressive. 10
1.2.7. Past perfect 10
1.2.8. Past perfect progressive 11
1.2.9. Future simple 11
1.2.10. Future progressive 11
1.2.11. Future perfect 12
1.2.12. Future perfect progressive 12
2. Typological Characteristics of the English and Ukrainian Verb 13
2.1. Classes of Verbs in English vs. Ukrainian 16
2.2. Ways of Expressing Morphological Categories of the English and Ukrainian Verb 21
Conclusions 25
BIBLIOGRAPHY 27

Введение 2
1. Времена английского глагола 3
1.1. Понятие Глагола 3
1.2. Краткий обзор времен 4
1.2.1. Настоящее время. 7
1.2.2. Настоящее продолжительное время. 7
1.2.3. Перфект настоящего времени. 8
1.2.4. Перфект настоящего продолжительного времени. 9
1.2.5. Прошедшее время. 9
1.2.6. Прошедшее продолжительное время. 10
1.2.7. Перфект прошедшего времени 10
1.2.8. Перфект прошедшего продолжительного времени 11
1.2.9. Будущее время 11
1.2.10. Будущее продолжительное время 11
1.2.11. Перфект будущего времени 12
1.2.12. Перфект будущего продолжительного времени 12
2. Типологические Характеристики английского и украинского Глагола 13
2.1. Классы глаголов в английском и украинском языках 16
2.2. Способы выражения морфологических категорий английского и украинского глагола 21
Заключение 25
БИБЛИОГРАФИЯ 27

Variant III
I Paraphrase the following using the Objective Participle Complex.
1. We watched them as they were playing hockey...
II Find the mistakes in the sentences and correct them.
1. If I am a student, I would study all the subjects day and night.
...
III Transform the following complex sentences into simple ones using the Absolute Participle Complex.
1. As his mother teaches English, he knows the language very well.
...
IV Fill in the proper form of modal verbs.
1. Our students can read and speak English.
V Translate into English.
1. Я не можу знайти свій записник. Ти, можливо залишив його біля телефону.
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