ENGLISH LANGUAGE EXERCISE
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Surname.          Other names *
1. The group according to English grammatical rank scale is immediately below the clause  and   immediately  above the word *
2 points
2. MTN    project   fame    begins    NEXT   WEEK   the   noun   phrase”next  week”   functions    as                        (A)  adverbial   (B)preposition  (C)indirect    object  (D)object complement *
2 points
3. A phrase lacks a finite verb in its structure and is dependent on the neigbouring Grammatical elements for its meaning. *
2 points
4. The element of the clause that tells the 'how, why and when' of an action is ___ *
2 points
5. The obligatory element in a clause is *
2 points
6. What makes a clause different from phrase is _____? (a) noun (b) A phrase has a subject (c) subject and object (d) A clause has a finite verb *
2 points
7. The verb "buys”,  “jumps”, “killed”, and “slapped” are examples of _____ form of verb (a) intransitive verb (b) transitive verbs (c) auxiliary verb *
2 points
8. While other students were reading,  Clement was playing football. The underlined expression, 'while other students were reading' is an instance of (a) adverbial phrase (b) subordinate clause  (c) main clause *
2 points
9. a subordinate clause is dependent on other element for its complete sense. *
2 points
10. List all the word classes of English
11. In one sentence for each, explain 1. Morphology 2. Syntax 3. Semantic 4. Phonology
12. A dependent clause is also known as a subordinate clause. *
2 points
13. By grammatical rank scale , the morpheme occupies the position of the highest unit.   *
4 points
14. Neither you nor I _____ hungry *
2 points
15. Each of the children _____ been registered *
4 points
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