LECTURE 8 презентация
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- 2. General characteristics of the ME grammar. Development of Nominal
- 3. General characteristics The ME period was a transitional one from
- 4. The syntax came to play a more important role in the
- 5. The main direction of development for the nominal parts of speech
- 6. The Russian scholar Prof. A. Smirnitsky considered that as regards English
- 7. Scandinavian dialects were close to English: the roots of the
- 8. ME division of the words into parts of speech has in
- 9. Other categories underwent simplification. The number of noun cases was reduced
- 10. Changes in the grammatical categories of nouns. The OE noun was
- 11. Nouns belonged to this or that gender in accordance with the
- 12. In Chaucer’s works gender is already a purely lexical category, like
- 13. The category of case. During the ME period the four-case system
- 15. The reduction of the morphological suffixes (endings) developed most quickly in
- 16. The category of number. It proved to be the most stable
- 17. In Early ME the choice of the plural form endings was
- 18. The ME language was characterized by the division into numerous dialects;
- 20. In Late ME the ending –es was a dominant marker of
- 21. The Adjective in ME. The Adjective in ME underwent greater
- 22. In the 14th c. only four forms of adjectives were preserved:
- 23. In OE the forms of the degrees of comparison were built
- 24. The Pronoun in ME. In OE personal pronouns had 3 genders
- 25. 3. The 3rd person plural pronoun hī is gradually replaced by
- 26. The Demonstrative pronouns. In OE the so-called adjective pronouns agreed with
- 27. The demonstrative pronouns led to the formation of the definite article.
- 28. Already in OE the demonstrative pronouns had the additional meaning of
- 29. ( The opposite meaning of indefiniteness began to be expressed by
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![General characteristics of the ME grammar.
Development of
General characteristics of the ME grammar.
Development of](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img1.jpg)
![General characteristics
The ME period was a transitional one from General characteristics
The ME period was a transitional one from](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img2.jpg)
![The syntax came to play a more important role in the The syntax came to play a more important role in the](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img3.jpg)
![The main direction of development for the nominal parts of speech The main direction of development for the nominal parts of speech](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img4.jpg)
![The Russian scholar Prof. A. Smirnitsky considered that as regards English The Russian scholar Prof. A. Smirnitsky considered that as regards English](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img5.jpg)
![Scandinavian dialects were close to English:
the roots of the Scandinavian dialects were close to English:
the roots of the](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img6.jpg)
![ME division of the words into parts of speech has in ME division of the words into parts of speech has in](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img7.jpg)
![Other categories underwent simplification. The number of noun cases was reduced Other categories underwent simplification. The number of noun cases was reduced](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img8.jpg)
![Changes in the grammatical categories of nouns. The OE noun was Changes in the grammatical categories of nouns. The OE noun was](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img9.jpg)
![Nouns belonged to this or that gender in accordance with the Nouns belonged to this or that gender in accordance with the](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img10.jpg)
![In Chaucer’s works gender is already a purely lexical category, like In Chaucer’s works gender is already a purely lexical category, like](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img11.jpg)
![The category of case. During the ME period the four-case system The category of case. During the ME period the four-case system](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img12.jpg)
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![The reduction of the morphological suffixes (endings) developed most quickly in The reduction of the morphological suffixes (endings) developed most quickly in](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img14.jpg)
![The category of number. It proved to be the most stable The category of number. It proved to be the most stable](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img15.jpg)
![In Early ME the choice of the plural form endings was In Early ME the choice of the plural form endings was](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img16.jpg)
![The ME language was characterized by the division into numerous dialects; The ME language was characterized by the division into numerous dialects;](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img17.jpg)
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![In Late ME the ending –es was a dominant marker of In Late ME the ending –es was a dominant marker of](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img19.jpg)
![The Adjective in ME.
The Adjective in ME underwent greater The Adjective in ME.
The Adjective in ME underwent greater](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img20.jpg)
![In the 14th c. only four forms of adjectives In the 14th c. only four forms of adjectives](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img21.jpg)
![In OE the forms of the degrees of comparison were built In OE the forms of the degrees of comparison were built](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img22.jpg)
![The Pronoun in ME. In OE personal pronouns had 3 genders The Pronoun in ME. In OE personal pronouns had 3 genders](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img23.jpg)
![3. The 3rd person plural pronoun hī is gradually replaced by 3. The 3rd person plural pronoun hī is gradually replaced by](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img24.jpg)
![The Demonstrative pronouns. In OE the so-called adjective pronouns agreed with The Demonstrative pronouns. In OE the so-called adjective pronouns agreed with](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img25.jpg)
![The demonstrative pronouns led to the formation of the definite article. The demonstrative pronouns led to the formation of the definite article.](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img26.jpg)
![Already in OE the demonstrative pronouns had the additional meaning of Already in OE the demonstrative pronouns had the additional meaning of](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img27.jpg)
![(
The opposite meaning of indefiniteness began to be expressed by (
The opposite meaning of indefiniteness began to be expressed by](/documents_7/90a400fb4071584b350d76b62669e65c/img28.jpg)
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