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Standard English
pronunciation
vocabulary
grammar
formal style
informal style
descriptive approach
prescriptive approach
talking in a "static" way
talking in a "dynamic" way
speech community
accent
dialect
diachronic
synchronic
aspects of user-related variation in a language
register
lexeme
word
morpheme
how do you know if something is a single morpheme
the three types of affixes
inflectional affix
derivational / lexical affix
affixation
compounding
conversion
stem modification
suppletion
syncretism
the nine inflectional affixes
what does a phrase consist of?
open classes
closed classes
clitic
notional approach
prototype
form
function
verbal element
lexical verb
auxiliary verb
what are the three main auxiliary verbs?
what are the main modal verbs?
simple sentence
compound sentence
how do you know if something is one clause
all compound sentences have at least one...
correct format for outlining the clauses of a sentence
complex sentence
how do the clauses work in a complex sentence?
compound-complex sentence
what is the matrix verbal element
steps to identifying a clause
properties of a basic (canonical) clause
main functions that can be found within a clause
features of a subject (in a basic clause)
predicate
predicator
complement
adjunct / adverbial
object
difference between direct and indirect objects
how do you tell if something is a proper noun?
how do you tell if something is a verb?
difference between adjective and adverb
how do you test if something is a modal verb?
what do pronouns replace?
how to test if something is the part of speech I think it is
what do subordinators do?
what four factors can be used to describe nouns?
how do you tell if something is a noun?
nominative case
genitive case
accusative case
vocative case
which sorts of objects can become the subject in a passivized sentence?
how do you know if something is a predicate complement?
what are the basic clause patterns for different types of verbs?
intransitive clause structure
transitive clause structure
complex-intransitive clause structure
ditransitive clause structure
complex-transitive clause structure
how do you use yes-no questions to tell what the subject is?
what are the types of non-central complement?
locative / temporal complements
phrasal
prepositional verb
phrasal-prepositional verbs
catenative verb
how do you know if something is a constituent?
three types of auxiliary verbs
structure of a noun phrase
how do you know which noun is the head of a noun phrase?
what are the different uses of pronouns?
anaphoric reference
cataphoric reference
deictic reference
nominal
properties of a common noun
different types of nouns that contain numeric properties
impersonal subject
existential marker
functions of "it"
types of pronouns
genitive pronoun
reflexive pronoun
demonstrative pronouns
interrogative pronouns
indefinite pronouns
reciprocal pronouns
types of determinatives
predeterminers
determinative phrase (DP)
examples of genitive NP / genitive case
syntactic constructions within the genitive case
pre-head modifier
fused-head constructions / fused-head NPs
two main types of fused-head constructions
post-head dependent
apposition
types of apposition
difference between complements and modifiers
peripheral dependent
nominalisation
attributive adjective
predicative adjective
postpositive adjective
central adjective
peripheral adjective
inflectional and analytical adjective modification
what pre-head dependents do adjectives take?
what post-head dependents do adjectives take?
discontinuous adjective phrase
what are the three types of non-prototypical adjectives?
morphological properties of adverbs
functions of an adverb
what pre-head dependents does an adverb phrase take?
what post-head dependents does an adverb phrase take?
conjunctive adverbs
disjunct
what are the subclasses of modifying adverbs (which modify adjectives and adverbs)?
fossilised prepositional idiom
complements of a preposition
preposition stranding