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Gramática Inglesa (Grado en Estudios Ingleses) Sept 22
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Gramática Inglesa (Grado en Estudios Ingleses) Sept 22 Descripción: Modelo B Autor:
Fecha de Creación: 03/12/2023 Categoría: UNED Número Preguntas: 20 |
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Supplementive units are… integrated into the main clause, like embedded units not integrated into the main clause, unlike embedded units are subordinate and embedded into the main clause are not subordinate but embedded into the main clause. Which are the three main primary syntactic elements or functions of nominal groups, adjectival groups and adverbial groups? A subject, a predicator and a complement A main element, a finite operator and a complement A head, a pre-modifier and a post-modifier A head, a complement and an optional modifier. To which class of syntactic cluster does the following fragment belong?: “just right across the road”: Prepositional phrase Adjectival group Nominal group Adverbial group. Which of the following prepositional forms is/are often used to bring the Beneficiary Indirect Object into focus? For To Of All the other options are correct. Where is the preposition located when it is “stranded”? Fronted to the position before its complement Right after the verb Towards the end of the sentence Right after the prepositional complement. What is “angry” in the sentence “You are making me angry”? Direct Object Subject Complement Stance Adjunct Object Complement. The sentence “He keeps the garden beautiful” contains…: a verb of transfer an implied Object a Resulting Attribute a Current Attribute. Which of the following sentences contains a catenative verb? We decided to try to sell our cottage near the lake I told her how sorry I was. He insists that we all go. You must allow for the fact that they are handicapped. When introduced by a complementiser (as in “The doctor knows that you’re waiting”), the embedded clause functions as… a nominal clause a non-prototypical direct object an attributive locative complement. What does a copy tag express? The hearer acknowledged that s/he had comprehended what had been said. The hearer didn’t believe what had been said The hearer did not hear the first part of what had been said. The hearer did not comprehend, found difficult to believe, or did not hear properly what had been said. What is “whose” in “Whose dog is this”? a nominal group a finite operator a determinative in a nominal group an adjunct. Which of the following statements on question tags is true? They are independent interrogative clauses. They are never interactive and do not require a response. They are abbreviated yes/no interrogatives They are always attached to a declarative clause. Which of the following sentences is NOT causative? Pain and worry wrinkled his brow. Swarms of locusts darkened the sky. Smoking damages your health. The stress of high office ages most prime ministers prematurely. Which of the following sentences contains a Beneficiary? Don’t forget to send us a postcard. My brother has been offered a job analysing mod for an oil company. Can I get you something to eat? I borrowed a dress from my mum. Which of the following sentences contains a Range? They blocked the road with dustbins. We crossed the Channel by ferry. Rita and Pam had a fierce quarrel She managed to open the suitcase with a hairpin. Which of the following Circumstantial Adjuncts are the most commonly found thematised (‘fronted’)? Manner Adjuncts Time and place Adjuncts Stance Adjuncts Conjuncts. Which of the following statements on Absolute Themes is NOT true? They are more common in the spoken register of many European languages They do not play any syntactic role in the following sentence They are always a definite NG or proper name They provide a grammatical frame by which the connection is made inferentially, based on contextual knowledge. Which of the following sentences contains a left-dislocation? Is it new, that tope? Do you consider him to be a genius? That letter, is it from France? Is Madrid in Spain?. Which of the following verbs can be used transitively and intransitively? Disappear Blink Collapse Park. Which of the following statements on exclamatives is true? They never call for (dis)agreement from the hearer, like interrogatives do. They always start with a wh-word (“what” or “how”). Any clause type can become an exclamation with appropriate intonation. All exclamations include verbs. |
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