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English slangs are also differentiated by region and country. . “Mate” in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa “Мan” in the United States and Canada English slang extend into many different areas of conversation “Amigo” - friend “no problemo” - “no problem” “adios” - “goodbye.”

Sir Christopher Wren (1632-1723) a 17th century English designer, astronomer, geometrician, and the greatest English architect of his time. designed 53 London churches, including St.Paul’s Cathedral, as well as many notable secular buildings. Sheldonian Theatre

Citi ,soaked in history and meets all requirements of the present not in vain was included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. Edinburg

Two main approaches to the problem of intonation: The contour analysis (H. Sweet, D. Jones, H. Palmer, L. Armstrong, I. Ward, R. Kingdon, J. D. O'Connor, A. C. Gimson) The grammatical approach (M. Halliday). According to the contour analysis the smallest unit to which linguistic meaning can be attached is a tone-group (sense-group).

The syllable or syllables which are uttered with more prominence than the other syllables of the word are said to be stressed or accented. Stress in the isolated word is termed word stress; stress in connected speech is termed sentence stress. Word stress can be defined as the singling out of one or more syllables in a word, which is accompanied by the change of the force of utterance, pitch of the voice, qualitative and quantitative characteristics of the sound, which is usually a vowel. In different languages one of the factors constituting word stress is usually more significant than the others.

Words are articulated in syllables. In phonetics, the syllable is a group of sounds that are pronounced together. The syllable is one or more speech sounds forming a single uninterrupted unit of utterance which may be a commonly recognized subdivision of a word or the whole of the word. The problem of the syllabic structure of words has two aspects: syllable formation, syllable division/separation.

The phonetic structure of each language is a historically formed system of its sound means which includes: the phonemic structure, i.e. the system of vowels and consonants, combinations and positions of phonemes in words, syllables and junctions which are typical for a given language, peculiarities of syllable formation and syllable division, word accent, i.e. its type, degree and place, intonation as a complex unity of melody, sentence stress, voice timbre, and tempo. Each linguistic community uses a certain system of typical articulations of speech organs in the process of speaking. The accent of a foreigner is conditioned by his articulatory habits and not by inborn national or racial peculiarities of speech organs. Essential difference is observed in the so-called articulation basis.

The human speaking apparatus is capable of articulating a great number of various sounds. Some of the differences exist as physical facts and are not always linguistic facts. Cf.: peak – speak aspiration – no aspiration The only important things for language are those which can be associated with meaning and be used for the purposes of communication. We can differentiate and distinguish, recognize the shapes of words only when opposing one sound shape to another or even to many of them.

LECTURE 1. Phonetics as a Science. The Object of Phonetics The Branches of Phonetics Interdisciplinary Subjects Connected with Phonetics The Connection of Phonetics with Other Branches of Linguistics Theoretical and Practical Importance of Phonetics The origin of the term The term 'phonetics' is of Greek origin. It comes from the word φωνή, phōnē, meaning 'sound, voice'

Course Structure Lectures (28): Types of lexical units The etymology of English words. Native words. Loan words. Word structure. Morphemes. Classification of morphemes. Major types of Word building: Affixation. Conversion. Composition; Shortening. Minor types of word building (sound imitation, back formation, blending). Set expressions. Set expressions and words. Classification of set expressions. Seminars (8) and Assignments 1 Morphemes. Classification of morphemes 2 Affixation 3 Conversion 4 Composition Assignment 1 Lexicology as a branch of Linguistics); 2 часа: 1) Revise the notes of lecture 1; 2) reading: Antrushina G.B. Lexicology of the English Language ; chapter 1, p. 6-21; exercises (p.21-26); Arnold I.V. The English Word; p. 9-25.

Types of lexical units. The word, the basic unit forming the bulk of the vocabulary, e.g. monkey, alligator, llama, herd, lair, hop, fix, headquarters Morphemes, parts of words, into which they may be analyzed, e.g. in-vis-ible, point-y, prune-y, expect-ant-ly, safe-ly Set-expressions, groups of words into which words may be combined, e.g. be in bed, in no time, take a moment, put a stop (to), go wrong Words the central elements of language system the biggest units of morphology and the smallest of syntax marked off by solid spelling represent integer concepts, feelings or actions or have a single referent

Beautiful is the antonym of _________. ugly

BACKGROUND: The Gurukul system of education was practiced in ancient India where the students lived with the teacher The purpose of education was to attain spiritual enlightenment (moksha) With the passage of time, education was based on caste system (based to duties performed). The brahmins learnt about scriptures and religion, the kshatriyas learnt about the art of warfare. The vaishyas learnt commerce and other vocational courses whereas the shudras (lowest caste were deprived of education. English-INDIA MS in Jain prakrit on paper, Western India, ca. 1500, 105 ff. (complete), 13x31 cm, single column, (10x26 cm), 15 lines in Devanagari book script, 2 miniatures in gold, red and lapiz lazuli . The Suryaprajnaptisutra, an astronomical work dating to the 3rd or 4th c. BC, constitutes on of the classics of the Jain Svetambara sect and gives information on the sun, moon and planets and their motions

To HAVE Здесь королева Have живет И шут придворный с нею got. Он рядышком всегда сидит И королеву веселит. Глагол to have, поверьте мне, Имеет формы только две.

English vocabulary is known as exhibiting a composite nature: it consists of Native elements and Loan words borrowed from different languages What is a native word? The term «native» is traditionally applied to words of the Anglo-Saxon origin brought to the British Isles from the continent in the 5th century by the Germanic tribes of the Angles, the Saxons and the Jutes.

The English garden presents an idealized view of Nature The major characteristics features of this garden is informal, non symmetrical form

To research the history, to show tangible relics of a remarkable past, a lengthy heritage etched in stone AIM: Tasks: To define the castles which attract people most To introduce the history of the castles To show and describe the pictures of the castles Methods of research: Analyses Illustrative Comparisons AIM: Tasks: to find out some information about history of cell phones. to find out the advantages and disadvantages of using cell phones. to find out the negative and positive effects of cell phones in school.   to find out the importance of mobile phones in modern 7th-9th formers life. And give the advice what can we do to prevent the effects if cell phone is dangerous. to make a survey on the influence of cell phones in teens life. Most frequent users of mobile phones are teens.

England Adjective - English Nationality – Englishman (Englishmen) Englishwoman (Englishwomen)

Festivals Covent Garden May Fayre and Puppet Festival Welcome to St Paul's Churchyard in Covent Garden, London. The diarist(/ʹdaıərıst/тот, кто ведёт дневник) Samuel Pepys noted seeing "Mr Punch" near here in May 1662: a plaque (/plæk/дощечка с фамилией или названием учреждения) has been put up at the front of the church to commemorate this. Since 1976 this has become the location of an annual May Fayre and Puppet Festival.

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