Lecture

LECTURE 8 OLD ENGLISH GRAMMAR
THE NOUN Grammatical Categories The Use of Cases The category of number consisted of two... Table...

1. OLD ENGLISH GRAMMAR
2. Preliminary remarks. Form-Building. Parts of Speech and Grammatical Categories
3. Grammatical Categories. The Use of Cases
4. Morphological Classification of Nouns. Declensions
5. Table 1
6. Table 4
7. Personal Pronouns
8. Table 6
9. Other Classes of Pronouns
10. Weak and Strong Declension
11. Table 7
12. Table 8
13. Grammatical Categories of the Finite Verb
14. Table 9
15. Grammatical Categories of the Verbals
16. Table 10
17. Morphological Classification of Verbs
18. Strong Verbs
19. Table 12
20. Table 13
21. Weak Verbs
22. Table 14
23. Minor Groups of Verbs
24. Table 15
25. The Phrase. Noun, Adjective and Verb Patterns
26. The Simple Sentence
27. Compound and Complex Sentences. Connectives
28. Word Order

Lecture 1 The Subject Matter of Grammar
The Subject Matter of Grammar... Grammar is the study of the structure of human language Grammar studies the formal properties of words and sentences It cosists of morphology and syntax Morphology describes how words are structured and...

1. The Evolution of English Grammars
2. The Asymmetry of a Linguistic Sign
3. Transformational and Transformational Generative Grammar
4. Semantic Syntax
5. The Oppositional Method
6. The Distributional method
7. The Transformational Method
8. The Method of Deep and Surface Structures
9. The Componential Method
10. The Contextual Method
11. The Morphological Structure of ME
12. The Classifications of Morphemes
13. Paradigmatics and Syntagmatics
14. Classifications of Parts of Speech.
15. Notionals and Functionals
16. Heterogeneity
17. The Category of Gender.
18. The Category of Number
19. Debated Problems within the Category of Case
20. Debated Problems
21. The Functions of Articles in a Sentence
22. The General Properties of a Verb
23. Classifications of Tenses
24. The Future Tense
25. The Present Tense
26. The Category of Aspect
27. The Category of Voice
28. The Subjunctive Mood
29. Points of Similarities with the Finites
30. Points of Differences with the Finites
31. Types of Syntax
32. Devices of Connecting Words in a Phrase
33. Debated Problems within the Theory of the Phrase
34. THE THEORY OF THE SIMPLE SENTENCE
35. The Definition of a Sentence
36. Syntactic Modelling of the Sentence
37. Semantic Modelling of the Sentence
38. The Notion of a Syntactic Paradigm
39. Structural Classification of Simple Sentences
40. Syntactic Ties
41. Within a simple sentence we distinguish primary and secondary (independent/ dependent) elements, the structural nucleus and its adjuncts.
42. Syntactic Processes
43. The Principal Parts of a Simple Sentence
44. An Object
45. Debated Problems within a Simple Sentence
46. A COMPOSITE SENTENCE
47. A Compound Sentence
48. The Status of the Subordinate Clause.
49. Classifications of Subordinate Clauses.
50. Types of Subordinate Clauses.
51. Connections between the Principal and the Subordinate Clause.
52. Neutralization between Subordination and Coordination.
53. Communicative Dynamism within a Composite Sentence( Compound and Complex) and a Supra-phrasal Unit.

LECTURE 14. The Word-Group.
The Word Group Basic Approaches to syntactic analysis Transformational Generative...

1. Basic Approaches to syntactic analysis.
2. Word Combination: Definition
3. Syntagmatic Connections of Words.

Lecture 7. The Verb. Finite Forms.
Obligatory... The obligatory valency is necessarily realised for the sake of the grammatical... We saw a house in the distance Optional We saw a...

1. The Verb. Finite Forms.
2. Optional.
3. Objective
4. Impersonal.
5. Non-objective verbs (sometimes called subjective)
6. The Finite Verb. The Categories of Person and Number.

Lecture 6. The Verb. Finite Forms.
Auxiliary verbs... They build up grammatical elements of the categorial forms of the verb be... Semi notional verbid introducer verbs...

1. The Verb. Finite Forms.
2. Syntactic features.
3. Modal verbs,
4. Link-verbs.
5. Statal.

Lecture 15 The Sentence.
The Sentence The Sentence Definition and Study Approaches The most essential features of the...

1. The Sentence: Definition and Study Approaches.
2. Predication and Modality
3. Actual Division of the Sentence (J. Mathesius): General Notion
4. The rheme making devices.

Lecture 5. The Noun.
The Noun... General Characteristics The noun is the central nominative lexemic unit of language...

1. The semantic features of the noun.
2. The syntactical features of the noun
3. Repetition plural
4. The theory of prepositional cases (G. Curme, etc)
5. The phrase genitive.

Lecture 8. The Finite Verb: Categories
The Finite Verb Categories... The Finite Verb Tense The essential... The Finite Verb Aspect...

1. The Finite Verb: Tense
2. The category of primary time.
3. The perfect forms.
4. The Finite Verb: Aspect
5. Of non-passivised verbs.

Lecture 17. The Complex Sentence.
The Complex Sentence The Composite Sentence Composite sentences display two principal types...

1. The Composite Sentence.
2. The Complex Sentence

Lecture 12. The Adjective.
Subclasses of Adjectives... The adjectives are traditionally divided... Qualitative Qualitative adjectives denote various qualities of substances which admit of a quantitative estimation The measure of a quality can be estimated as...

1. The Adjective.
2. Relative.
3. The category of Comparison
4. The problem of the stative
5. Substantivisation of Adjectives

Lecture 10. Non-Finite Verbs.
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1. Non-Finite Verbs.
2. The Infinitive.
3. The Gerund.
4. The Present Participle

Lecture 1. Introduction: Grammar: General Notions
Introduction Grammar General Notions The aim of theoretical grammar Language a means of...

1. The aim of theoretical grammar.
2. Grammar and Usage
3. Grammar in the systemic conception of language. Systemic relations in language. Paradigmatic and Syntagmatic Relations.
4. General characteristics of linguistic units.
5. Seminar 1. Grammar: General Notions

Lecture 11. Deixis. Pronouns.
Deixis Pronouns... Deixis as a... Interrogative Pronouns...

1. Deixis as a category
2. Personal Pronouns
3. Demonstrative Pronouns
4. Indefinite Pronouns

Lecture 3. Categorial Structure of the Word.
Categorial Structure of the Word... Grammatical Form... Types of the grammatical meaning...

1. Grammatical Form. Categorial Grammatical Meaning.
2. Dependent.
3. Grammatical Opposition
4. More than binary (ternary, quaternary, etc.) многочленные
5. Seminar 3

Lecture 1
The Place of the English Language in the Modern World... see the text English as a World Language in Horizons by Е П Михалева...

1. Introduction
2. Main Periods in the History of the English Language
3. Classification of the Germanic Languages
4. First Mention of the Germanic Tribes
5. Proto-Germanic Language
6. East Germanic Languages
7. North Germanic Languages
8. West Germanic Languages
9. Phonetic Features
10. Consonants
11. Grammatical Features
12. Historical Background and Linguistic Situation
13. Old English Dialects
14. Alphabets
15. Old English Alphabet
16. Old English Manuscripts
17. Old English Poetry
18. Historical Background
19. Linguistic Situation
20. Middle English Dialects
21. London Dialect
22. Geoffrey Chaucer and His Contribution
23. Middle English Alphabet
24. Introduction of Printing
25. Age of Shakespeare
26. Normalisation of the English Language
27. Phonetic Features of Old English
28. OE Vowels
29. Rise of Diphthongs
30. OE Consonants
31. The Development of Vowel System in Middle English and New English
32. Middle English
33. Long Vowels
34. New Diphthongs
35. New English
36. Short Vowels
37. Sibilants and Affricates
38. Middle English
39. New English
40. Fricatives
41. Loss of Some Consonants
42. ME Spelling
43. NE Spelling
44. Parts of Speech
45. System of Declensions
46. Old English
47. System of Declensions
48. System of Declensions
49. Degrees of Comparison
50. Demonstrative Pronouns
51. Rise of Articles
52. Personal Pronouns
53. Strong and Weak Verbs in Comparison
54. Strong Verbs and their Development
55. Weak Verbs and their Development
56. Participle 1
57. Participle 2
58. Infinitive
59. Anomalous Verbs
60. Formation
61. Subjunctive-Mood Forms
62. Formation
63. Do-Forms
64. Syntactic Connections between the Words
65. Functions of Cases
66. Word Order
67. Negation
68. Old English Vocabulary
69. Word-Formation in Old English
70. Ways of Word-Formation
71. Word-Composition
72. French and Scandinavian Borrowings in English

Lecture 5. New English Period in the History of the English Language. Phonetic Features of Old English
Lecture New English Period in the History of the English Language Phonetic... In the th th c the feudal system started to decay and bourgeois relationships and capitalism started to...

1. Introduction of Printing
2. Age of Shakespeare
3. Normalisation of the English Language
4. OE sound system developed from PG sound system.
5. Rise of Diphthongs
6. Glossary