1.
There are twice as many lexical words as there are _____________ words.
A
longest
B
grammatical
C
complex
2.
Is a condition of the words' proportion in the text. It shows the ratio of lexical items to grammatical items: noun, adjective, verb, and some adverbs
A
Lexical density.
B
Frequency.
C
Clause.
3.
The vocabulary of every language includes a number of highly ___________ words, often general terms for large classes of phenomena. Examples from English are thing, people, way, do, make, get, have, go, good, many.
A
Longer
B
Probability
C
Frequency.
4.
lexical ____________ the number of lexical items as a ratio of the number of clauses
A
Words
B
Density
C
Complexity
5.
According to this interpretation, the ____________ is a functional unit with de a triple construction of meaning: it functions simultaneously as the by representation of the phenomena of experience,
A
Clause
B
Grammar
C
Language
6.
The __________ group consists of a head that may be preceded and/or followed by modifying elements-premodifiers and postmodifiers.
A
Noun
B
Grammarly
C
Nominal
7.
include the functions of spoken language
A
function,grammar,fluency
B
form,function,medium
C
form,lexical words,function
8.
________ and writing are two rather different ways of representing our experience.
A
Grammar
B
Talk
C
Speech
9.
The distinction between speech and writing is becoming _________ as a consequence of modern technology.
A
Blurred
B
Better
C
Less important
10.
The _________ of the written language is static and dense. That of the spoken language is dynamic and intricate.
A
Complexity
B
Status
C
Diference
11.
A form of transcription that is __________, in that it incorporates the systematic and meaningful properties of speech that ordinary writing
