Linguistic Test 24

Lexemes that co-occur with each other in natural texts

Hibernate

Parallelism

Collocate

Coarticulation

A logical relation in which the illocutionary act employing one of a pair of propositions is expressed or implied to be true or in force if the other proposition is true

Logical Relation

Means-Result Relation

Causal relation

Conditional Relation

A category of nouns that do not have human or animal referents.

Animate case

Inanimate case

Human case

None of the above

A word that does not belong to one of the main classes of words is invariable in form, and typically has grammatical or pragmatic meaning

Root

Pesky little article

Particle

Word

An illocutionary point in which the speaker attempts to get someone to bring about the state of affairs described by the propositional content of the utterance

Purposive illocutionary point

Commissive illocutionary point

Performative illocutionary point

Directive Illocutionary Point

The act of obtaining language data from another person

Survey

Elicitation

Questioning

Questionnaire

A collocation of words that have contradictory or sharply incongruous meanings

Juxtaposition

Oxymoron

Contrastive

Double negative

A factor, sometimes expressed along with a concession relation, that prevents an expected event or state results in an unexpected event or state

Blocking Circumstance

Preventive circumstance

Enclosing circumstance

Forbidding circumstance

A fixed environment that is used for discovering or testing particular words.

Lexical Relation Elicitation Frame

Sentence Elicitation Frame

Situational Elicitation Frame

Elicitation Frame

A noun whose referents are not thought of as separate entities

Abstract noun

Mass noun

Concrete noun

Countable noun

Related Articles

Linguistic Test 27

Linguistic Test 10

Linguistic Test 23

Linguistic Test 22

Leave a Reply Cancel reply