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4. before
5. to
6. locked
7 made
8. hid/put
18. awake
24. went
29. until
Cheers!

Hi!
4. before
5. to
6. locked
7 made
8. hid/put
18. awake
24. went
29. until
Cheers!

My hello to all you,
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A) Phonetics.
1. what í the phoneme and how are phoneme calssified?
2.what is a consonant and hơ are consonants classified?
3.what is a vowel and how are vowels classified?
4.what is the difference between broad transription and narrow transcription ?
5.what is the deference between phoneme and allophones
6.what are aspects of connected speech?
7 what is stress and types of stress?
8. hat are functions of intonation?
9.what are the basic tunes in English and how are they used?
B)Lexicology.
1. what is a morpheme and types of morphemes?
2.What is word and types of words?
3. what is the difference between a morpheme and a word?
4.what is word formation and ways of word formation?
5. What is affixation?Make a comparion between prefixation and suffixation?
6.What is compounding and how are compound word classified?
7. What is difference between a compound and a free - word group?
8. What is shortening and types of shortening?
9. what is the defference between affixation and back formation?
10. State types of meaning of words?
11.State stylistic classification of the English vocabulary?
12.What is difference between polysemy and homonymy?
13.What is homonymy and types and types of homonymys?
14.What is synonymy and types of synonymys?
15.what is antonymy and types of antonyms?
16.State changes of meaning?
17.What is transference of meaning ?
18. what is metaphor?
19.what í metonymy?
20.what is idiomatic expression and its studty?
21.What is the dfference between idioms proverbs / saying?
C) Grammar.
1. What is the difference between the basic Noun phrase and the complex noun phrase.
2. What are the possible elemént in the complex noun phrase? Examples
3.What is the difference between restrictive and non-restrictive modification ? Example.
4.What are the verb form and how are they used?Examples.
5.State the relationship between tense and aspect ? Examples
6.How is the future time expressed? Examples.
7. State the uses of the passive voice ? Examples.
8.What is the difference between phrasal verbs and prepositions verbs? Examples.
9. Numerate the difference classes of verb in accordance with their complementation?
10.What are the mean types of concord ? Examples.
11.What are the syntactic features of clause elements?examples.
12.What are the semantic roles of clause elements? Examples.
13. Explain the interrelationship between the scope and the focus of the negation?
14.How are the simple sentense classified?Example.
15.How are questions classified?Examples.
16.What are possible ways of indicating subordination in a complex sentence ?
17.What is the difference between the simple sentence and complex sentence?
18.How are dependent clauses classified? Examples.
19.How are adverbial clauses classified ? Example.
20.What is difference between the Wh- interrogative clause and the nominal relative clause?
21.What are possible function of Nominal clauses? Examples
22. How are clauses structurally classified?
23.What is the difference between subordination and co-ordination?
24.What is the difference between the complex sentence and the compound sentence?
25. What are the group of verb that do not allow the passive transformation?

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1. what í the phoneme and how are phoneme calssified?
2.what is a consonant and hơ are consonants classified?
3.what is a vowel and how are vowels classified?
Phonemes are the smallest units of sound that change the meanings of spoken words. For example, if you change the first phoneme in bat from /b/ to /p/, the word bat changes to pat. English has about 41-44 phonemes. A few words, such as a or oh, have only one phoneme. Most words have more than one phoneme. The word if has two phonemes /i/ and /f/.
Phonemes can be classified into the following broad categories:
VOWELS
Monophthongs - American English has some eleven vowels having a single vowel quality, including the nine stressed vowels in the words beet, bit, bet, bat, Bert, boot, book, but, bought and the two reduced vowels as in the final syllables of abbot and Hubert. Some linguists distinguish more than two reduced vowels, and some dialects of American English have an ad***ional vowel exemplified by the first member of the contrastive pair caught / cot.
Diphthongs - American English has six diphthongs - vowels which manifest a clear change in quality from start to end as in the words bite, Boyd, bate, beaut, bout, boat.
CONSONANTS
Approximants - English has four approximants or semivowels - speech sounds midway between a vowel and a consonant - the ''w'' in "won", the ''l'' in "like", the ''r'' in "red", and the ''y'' in "yes." In these phonemes, there is more constriction in the vocal tract than for the vowels, but less than the other consonant categories below.
Nasals - English has three nasals in which the airflow is blocked completely at some point in the oral tract, but in which the simultaneous lowering of the velum allows a weak flow of energy to pass through the nose - ''m'' as in "me", ''n'' as in "new", and ''ng'' as in "sing".
Fricatives - English has nine fricatives - weak or strong friction noises produced when the articulators are close enough together to cause turbulence in the airflow - ''h'', ''f'', ''v'', ''th'' as in "thing", ''th'' as in "the", ''s'', ''z'', ''sh'' as in "ship", and ''z'' as in "azure."
Plosives - English has six bursts or explosive sounds produced by complete closure of the vocal tract followed by a rapid release of the closure - ''p'', ''t'', ''k'', ''b'', ''d'', ''g''.
Affricates - English has two affricates - plosives released with frication - the ''ch'' sounds of "church" and the ''j'' and ''dge'' of "judge".
Xin nói thêm là thật ra trên đây chỉ là một cách phân loại nguyên phụ âm và còn những cách khác, tuỳ theo chuyên gia ....
4.what is the difference between broad transription and narrow transcription ?
Narrow transcription: captures as many aspects of a specific pronunciation as possible and ignores as few details as possible. Using the diacritics provided in the IPA, it is possible to make very subtle distinctions between sounds.
Broad transciption (or phonemic transcription): ignores as many details as possible, capturing only enough aspects of a pronunciation to show how that word differs from other words in the language.
5.what is the deference between phoneme and allophones ?
Each allophone is the form of the phoneme used in a specific context. For example p as in pin and p as in spin are allophones in the English language.

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6.what are aspects of connected speech?
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7 what is stress and types of stress?
The word stress is a way of differentiating the certain syllable of the word from the others by any means. These means can be different. Generally there are 4 types of stress:
quantitative - the length of the vowel of the stressed syllable is longer than the lengths of unstressed vowels
dynamic - the stressed syllable is more powerful, intensive and loud in pronunciation, sometimes this type is falsely called expiratory since the strength of the syllable is thought to depend on the amount of exhaled air, but these are different phenomena not determining each other
quality of the vowel - the stressed vowel gets clear and distinct and therefore acquires special quality
tonic - pitch of the stressed syllable is higher
8. hat are functions of intonation?
Functions of intonation:
* Intonation enables us to express emotions and attitudes as we speak. (attitudinal function)
* Intonation helps to produce the effect of prominence on syllables that need to be perceived as stressed. (accentual function)
* Intonation helps the listener to recognize the grammar and syntactic structure of what is being said. (grammatical function)
* Intonation signals to the listener what is to be taken as "new" information and what is already "given. (discourse function).
9.what are the basic tunes in English and how are they used?
Some Functions of English Tones
Fall : This tone is regarded as more or less neutral, and gives an impression of finality.
Rise : This tone conveys an impression that something more is to follow.
Fall-Rise : This tone can be described as showing "limited agreement" or "response with reservations".
Rise-Fall : This tone is used to convey rather strong feelings of approval, disapproval or surprise.
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1. what is a morpheme and types of morphemes?
A morpheme is the smallest meaningful unit in the grammar of a language.
There are 2 classes of morphemes:
(1) FREE MORPHEMES can stand alone. E.g. ?omore? vs. ?o-er?. ? Lexical content words
? Have lexical content (e.g. nouns, verbs,
adjectives).
? Grammatical/function words
? Have typically less specific meaning
(prepositions, conjunctions, determiners (=
articles), demonstrative pronouns).
(2) BOUND MORPHEMES:
Affixes:
- must be attached to other ?oroot? ^
- morphemes; have a distinct meaning
? ?oCran" morphemes
?" huckleberry
?" hamburger
?" gooseberry
?" strawberry
?" cranberry

2.What is word and types of words?
A word is one or more syllables which when united convey an idea a single part of speech. Types of words (cái này dễ quá, tớ tự trả lời nhé ...): nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, article, prepositions and interjections.
3. what is the difference between a morpheme and a word?
The morpheme is the smallest meaningful word element in a language. Being the smallest meaningful element, a morpheme cannot be cut into smaller parts and still retains meaning. While a word can occur freely by itself (such as in one-word answers), a morpheme may or may not be able to. When a morpheme can occur by itself, it is a word with a single morpheme; but when a morpheme cannot occur by itself, it has to be combined with other morphemes to form a word.
4.what is word formation and ways of word formation?
Word formation is the operation of forming new words.
Ways of word formation: derivational processes (prefixes, suffixes), compounding, acronyms, blends, abbreviation or clipping, back formation, new words from proper names and brand names, functional shift, imitation