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2. The system of English phonemes. The articulatory classification of English consonants and vowels.
1. Word as a basic unit of the language. Morphological structure and other aspects of the English word.
2. Meaning and types of meaning. Meaning and polysemy. Types of semantic derivation.
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2. The problem of phrase definition. Different classifications of phrases. Major types of syntactic connection.
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