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The course introduces and applies the basic concepts of all structural language levels to English, covering its current state
and status, social and regional variation, grammar, lexis, sound and writing systems. The lecture provides a survey of the history of English linguistic studies in Czechoslovakia and the basics of the linguistic description of English. The seminar provides additional material with practical exercises to exemplify and develop topics covered in the lecture. Last update: UAAMALAM (27.01.2009)
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Crystal, D., The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language, 1995 Crystal, D., The English Lanaguage, Penguin Books, 1990 ?ermák, F., Jazyk a jazykov?da, 1994 Dušková, L., Mluvnice sou?asné angli?tiny na pozadí ?eštiny, 1994 Greenbaum S., Quirk R., A Student's Grammar of the English Language, 1990 Leech G., Introducing English Grammar, 1992 MacArthur T., The Oxford Companion to the English Language, 1996 Mathesius V., Obsahový rozbor sou?asné angli?tiny na základ? obecn? lingvistickém, 1961 Nosek, J., Emmerová, J., Úvod do studia anglického jazyka (skripta), 1965 Nosek, J., Grafika moderní angli?tiny, 1991 Roach P., English Phonetics and Phonology, 1996 Trudgill, P., J. Hannah, J., International English. A Guide to Varieties of Standard English, 1994 Vachek J., Prolegomena k d?jinám pražské školy jazykov?dné, 1999 Last update: UAAMALAM (27.01.2009)
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lecture and seminar Last update: UAAMALAM (27.01.2009)
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1. Introduction to the studies of the English language; the history of English linguistic studies in Czechoslovakia ? the Czech Republic, Prague Linguistic Circle 2. Genetic and structural classification of languages 3. Varieties of English (dialects, registes) 4. Levels of description - grammatical level: English morphology (word classes) 5. Syntactic level - English clause elements, phrase level, sentence structure 6. Lexical level - morphemic level, structure of English lexicon 7. Word formation - derivation, composition, back-formation, blending, shortening, conversion 8. Lexical semantics - paradigmatic (synonymy, antonymy, hyponymy, meronymy) and syntagmatic relations (collocation) 9. Phonological level - phonology, phoneme, allophone, inventory of English vowels and consonants, accentology - word stress 10. Spoken and written English - English orthography and punctuation 11. English graphology - grapheme-phoneme relation; system of graphemes, digraphs, mute consonants 12. English graphology -phoneme-grapheme relation; punctuation 13. Lexicographic description of English Last update: UAAMALAM (27.01.2009)
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