Some mental verbs describe a state rather than an action. Which of the following verbs is identified as a stative mental verb?

Morphemes are defined as the 'meaningful parts of a word.' Which of the following segmentations of the word 'books' does not result in morphemes?

Which of the major valency patterns can take the structure Subject + Verb + Direct Object + Obligatory Adverbial (S + V + DO + A)?

We may define as the reduction of an opposeme to one of its members under certain circumstances.

In a typical English sentence, we can see the two most basic principles of grammar, the arrangement of items (syntax) and the structure of items ().

An important feature of a part of speech is its , that is the ability to form certain combinations of words.

On all levels of language we have . Any grammatical form has got its contrast or counterpart. Together they make up a grammatical category. A part of speech is characterized by its grammatical categories manifested in the opposemes and paradigms of its lexemes.

From a purely grammatical point of view, the most important divisions of nouns are based on which two categories?

What is the morphological function of the English article?

What is the main syntactic function of words belonging to the category of state (statives) such as asleep, alive, afloat?