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Группа слов - языковая, знаковая единица, характеризующаяся формой и содержанием

Директива - прямое побуждение адресата к действию

Дополнение - зависимый элемент именного словосочетания, обозначающий атрибутивный (признаковый) элемент предмета

Дополнение субъекта преобразует активный залог в залог пассивный

Квазипредложения способны замещать позицию предложения

Коммуникативная интенция - направленность предложения на решение определенной языковой задачи общения

Минимальная синтаксическая конструкция, используемая в актах речевой коммуникации, характеризующаяся предикативностью и реализующая структурную схему - это

Оборот, содержащий существительное со значением действия и некий переходный глагол, - это:

Обстоятельство может трансформироваться в подлежащее

Отсутствие местоименных вопросительных слов и специфической вопросительной интонации характеризует

Патиенс обозначает одушевленный предмет

Предикативность - самый важный признак предложения

Предикативный признак, носителем которого является предмет, выражает

Предложение - одна из синтаксических конструкций

Предложение имеет интонационное оформление

Предложение обозначает некоторую актуализированную ситуацию

Релятивная функция подлежащего состоит в обозначении носителя предикативного признака

Референция - свойство языка называть неограниченное множество объектов действительности, описанное ограниченным количеством слов

Синтаксический партнер сказуемого - это

Словосочетание - единица словаря

Сложное предложение - структурное и семантическое единство двух или более синтаксических конструкций

Специальный вопрос содержит запрос на получение информации конкретного предметного свойства

Тематическая часть предложения содержит то, что сообщается о предмете высказывания

Фактитив - предмет, обозначенный дополнением

Членение предложений - выделение системы членов предложения

Члены предложения делятся на главные и второстепенные

Эллиптический специальный вопрос указывает на конкретную информационную лакуну, требующую заполнения

The underlined word in the sentence is a PRONOUN.

A) "And a courier?" said Mrs. Costello. "Oh yes, I have observed them. Seen them--heard them--and kept out of their way."

B) Mrs. Costello was a widow with a fortune; a person of much distinction, who frequently intimated that, if she were not so dreadfully liable to sick headaches, she would probably have left a deeper impress upon her time.

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The underlined word in the sentence is a PRONOUN.

A) "And you are staying in this hotel?" she went on. "And you are really an American?"

B) The courier stood looking at Winterbourne offensively. The young man,
at least, thought his manner of looking an offense to Miss Miller; it conveyed an imputation that she "picked up" acquaintances. "I shall have the honor of presenting to you a person who will tell you all about me,"he said, smiling and referring to his aunt.

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The underlined word in the sentence is a PRONOUN.

A) "Oh, well, we'll go some day," said Miss Miller. And she gave him a smile and turned away.

B) She put up her parasol and walked back to the inn beside Eugenio. Winterbourne stood looking after her; and as she moved away, drawing her muslin furbelows over the gravel, said to himself that she had the tournure of a princess.

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The underlined word in the sentence is a PRONOUN.

A) She had a long, pale face, a high nose, and a great deal of very striking white hair, which she wore in large puffs and rouleaux over the top of her head.
B) She had two sons married in New York and another who was now in Europe.
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The underlined word in the sentence is a PRONOUN.

A) This young man was amusing himself at Hamburg, and, though he was
on his travels, was rarely perceived to visit any particular city at the moment selected by his mother for her own appearance there.
B) Her nephew, who had come up to Vevey expressly to see her, was therefore more attentive than those who, as she said, were nearer to her.
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The underlined word in the sentence is a PRONOUN.

A) He had, however, engaged to do more than proved feasible, in promising to present his aunt, Mrs. Costello, to Miss Daisy Miller.

B) As soon as the former lady had got better of her headache, he waited upon her in her apartment; and, after the proper inquiries in regard to her health, he asked her if she had
observed in the hotel an American family--a mamma, a daughter, and a little boy.

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The underlined word in the sentence is an ADJECTIVE.

A) "Are you sure it is your mother? Can you distinguish her in this thick dusk?" Winterbourne asked.
B) "Well!" cried Miss Daisy Miller with a laugh; "I guess I know my own mother. And when she has got on my shawl, too! She is always wearing my things."
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The underlined word in the sentence is an ADJECTIVE.

A) "Oh, it's a fearful old thing!" the young girl replied serenely. "I told her she could wear it. She won't come here because she sees you."

B) "Ah, then," said Winterbourne, "I had better leave you." "Oh, no; come on!" urged Miss Daisy Miller. "I'm afraid your mother doesn't approve of my walking with you."
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The underlined word in the sentence is an ADJECTIVE.

A) But before he had time to commit himself to this perilous mixture of gallantry and impiety, the young lady, resuming her walk, gave an exclamation in quite another tone.

B) "Well, here's Mother! I guess she hasn't got Randolph to go to bed." The figure of a lady appeared at a distance, very indistinctin the darkness, and advancing with a slow and wavering movement. Suddenly it seemed to pause.

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The underlined word in the sentence is an ADJECTIVE.

A) He had a pleasant sense that she would be very approachable for consolatory purposes.

B) He felt then, for the instant, quite ready to sacrifice his aunt, conversationally; to admit
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The underlined word in the sentence is an ADJECTIVE.

A) Miss Miller gave him a serious glance. "It isn't for me; it's for you--that is, it's for HER. Well, I don't know who it's for!

B) But mother doesn't like any of my gentlemen friends. She's right down timid. She always makes a fuss if I introduce a gentleman.

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The underlined word in the sentence is an ADJECTIVE.

A) The lady in question, ceasing to advance, hovered vaguely about the spot
at which she had checked her steps.
B) "I am afraid your mother doesn't see you," said Winterbourne. "Or perhaps," he added, thinking, with Miss Miller, the joke permissible--"perhaps she feels guilty about your shawl."

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The underlined word is a NOUN.

A) "Are you--a-- going over the Simplon?" Winterbourne pursued, a little embarrassed.
B) "I don't know," she said. "I suppose it's some mountain.
Randolph, what mountain are we going over?"

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The underlined word is a NOUN.

A) "Can you get candy there?" Randolph loudly inquired.
"I hope not," said his sister. "I guess you have had enough candy,
and mother thinks so too."
B) "I haven't had any for ever so long--for a hundred weeks!"
cried the boy, still jumping about.
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The underlined word is a NOUN.

A) "Going where?" the child demanded.
B) "To Italy," Winterbourne explained.
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The underlined word is a NOUN.

A) "I don't know," said Randolph. "I don't want to go to Italy.
I want to go to America."
B) "Oh, Italy is a beautiful place!" rejoined the young man.
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The underlined word is a NOUN.

A) The young lady inspected her flounces and smoothed her ribbons again;
and Winterbourne presently risked an observation upon the beauty
of the view.

B) He was ceasing to be embarrassed, for he had begun
to perceive that she was not in the least embarrassed herself.
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The underlined word is a NOUN.

A) There had not been the slightest alteration in her charming complexion;
she was evidently neither offended nor flattered.
B) If she looked another way when he spoke to her, and seemed not
particularly to hear him, this was simply her habit, her manner.
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Define what part of speech is the underlined word: After knocking at his aunt's door and learning that she was indisposed, he had taken a walk about the town, and then he had come in to his breakfast.

Define what part of speech is the underlined word: Before long it became obvious that she was much disposed toward conversation.

Define what part of speech is the underlined word: But at the "Trois Couronnes," it must be added, there are other features that are much at variance with these suggestions: neat German waiters, who look like secretaries of legation; Russian princesses sitting in the garden; little Polish boys walking about held by the hand, with their governors; a view of the sunny crest of the Dent du Midi and the picturesque towers of the Castle of Chillon.

Define what part of speech is the underlined word: But his aunt had a headache-- his aunt had almost always a headache--and now she was shut up in her room, smelling camphor, so that he was at liberty to wander about.

Define what part of speech is the underlined word: But Winterbourne had an old attachment for the little metropolis of Calvinism; he had been put to school there as a boy, and he had afterward
gone to college there--circumstances which had led to his forming a great many youthful friendships.