Tick off the cases of adjectival phraseological units: a) as dead as a door nail; b) to lose head; c) high one’s and dry; d) good heavens! Tick off the cases of metaphoric epithets: a) a sullen sky; b) threatening eyes; c) a lemon moon; d) a sausage finger. Tick off the cases of syncope (medial clipping) : a) fancy (fantasy); b) specs (spectacles); c) doc (doctor); d) plane (aeroplane). Tick off the cases of acronyms: a) NATO; b) FBI; c) d) e. g. Tick off the cases of phrasal nouns: a) a breakdown; b) pile-up; c) timetable; d) blackboard. Tick off the cases of phrasal verbs: a) pick apart; b) fall behind; c) jump high; c) fall flat. Tick off the cases of conversion: a) to begin; b) to telephone; c) to love; d) to write. TEST 7 1. Tick off the cases of ideographic synonyms: a) fast – rapid; b) compounding c) to begin to –composition; – commence; d) to shine to gleam. – 2. Tick off the cases of absolute synonyms: a) b) word-building word-formation; c) to – start to initiate; d) to glitter to glimmer. – – 3. Tick off the cases of homonyms proper: a) plane – plain; b) lead lead; c) row row; d) bark bark – – – 4. Tick off the cases of homographs: a) arms alms; – b) sewer sewer; c) scent cent; d) wind wind. – – – 5. Tick off the cases of lexical homonyms: a) light light; – b) weather whether; c) tear tear; d) piece peace. – – –
Tick off the cases of adjectival phraseological units: a) as dead as a door nail; b) to lose one’s head; c) high and dry; d) good heavens! Tick off the cases of metaphoric epithets: a) a sullen sky; b) threatening eyes; c) a lemon moon; d) a sausage finger. Tick off the cases of syncope (medial clipping) : a) fancy (fantasy); b) specs (spectacles); c) doc (doctor); d) plane (aeroplane). Tick off the cases of acronyms: a) NATO; b) FBI; c) d) e. g. Tick off the cases of phrasal nouns: a) a breakdown; b) pile-up; c) timetable; d) blackboard. Tick off the cases of phrasal verbs: a) pick apart; b) fall behind; c) jump high; c) fall flat. Tick off the cases of conversion: a) to begin; b) to telephone; c) to love; d) to write. TEST 7 1. Tick off the cases of ideographic synonyms: a) fast – rapid; b) compounding –composition; c) to begin – to commence; d) to shine – to gleam. 2. Tick off the cases of absolute synonyms: a) b) word-building – word-formation; c) to start – to initiate; d) to glitter – to glimmer. 3. Tick off the cases of homonyms proper: a) plane – plain; b) lead – lead; c) row – row; d) bark – bark 4. Tick off the cases of homographs: a) arms – alms; b) sewer – sewer; c) scent – cent; d) wind – wind. 5. Tick off the cases of lexical homonyms: a) light – light; b) weather – whether; c) tear – tear; d) piece – peace.