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Polish adaress terms caii be ordered from the least to the most intimate in the following way(fa)j?an/i, frist name, ty b) first name, Pan/i, ty c)pan/i, ty, first name d) first name, ty, pan/i

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Choose the most likely pronunciation of the Polish word Tczew by an English speaker, fa^tjef b)totjev c) ttjfef d)ttfev

Circle the borrowings that have been depluralised gramatically:

a) E buck > P baks(b)JE bathing slips > P slipy; c) E electronics > P elektronika; d) E drop > P drops    -—-

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People speak of „the Chomsky revplution”. By this they mean morę than $ie yast changes that ¹    —~qT/    ' '—

Noam Chomsky has brought about in his own, highly specialized field - linguistics. Chomsky

himself has madę this once remote academic discipline a centre and a frontier in the thought of

todav. His search for the universal in language is a search for understanding of the hdman mind.

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It is this which crowds Chomsky's linguistics lectures with students of philosopny, biology,

psychology, anthropology, sociology, hterature and other disciplines.

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Right or wrong, Chomsky's theory of gram mar is, undoubtedly, the most dynamie and

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influ&ntial; and no linguist who wishes to keep abreast of current developments in

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can afford to ignore Chomsky's theoretical pronouncements.

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^ 6. prepositional complement y 7. an inflectional ending y! 8. a superordinate clause. _v 9. a relative clause i\/

J 10. a modifier

Give examples from the above text of the following: v 1. the superlative degree of an adjective \J 2. a demonstrative pronoun /Z. anounphrase u 4. a participle 5. a modal verb

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