04 English eyntactie structures: warkbook ur Employer, employee, employment, unemployment; islander; politeness, impolite, impoliteness; sisterhood; etc. Historic, historical (difference ia meaning); synthetic; ecological; phonetic; tragic; ‘atomic; farcical; ironie, ironical (no difference in meaning); tropical; classic, classical (difference in meaning), etc. 19 Disappearance : appear: root, free morpheme ais bound morpheme; prefix ance bound morpheme; derivational suffix Scholarships : scholar: root, free morpheme ship ‘bound morpheme; derivational suffix * bound morpheme: inflexional suffix Bee. 1.10 ‘Workhouse, housework, homework, workload; raiofall,rainproof, rainwater; housework, workhouse, lighthouse, housekeeper, bousc owner, hothouse, house ‘agent; ualight, sunburn, suntan; lighthouse, sunlight, irlight searchlight, et. 2: The word 2a 1, Transparency: noun; es: noun. 2, up: adverb; easly: adverb; its: poss. pronoun; ups: noun. 3. please: interjection; wrong: adjective; no: quantifier; Intention: noun. 4. that: conjunction; lovely: adjective; that: dem. renown. 5. decor: noun; which inerog pronoun rinks oun; doctored: 22 “Heroes, gases, quizzes, spoonfuls, runners-up, boyfriends, ete (see ESS, pp.24-25), 23 Sorer ~ sorest; drier ~ driest; crueller ~ cruellest; worse ~ worst; cleverer — leverest, etc. (see ESS, pp.28-29). 24 Foolish ~ c; gold — bs joint ~ b; golden ~ ¢; afraid ~ a; economical ~ 5 ashamed ~a;sick ~ diold ~ d. 25 1. adv. 2. adv. 3. adv. 4, adj. 5. adv. 6. adv. 7. adj. 8. adj. 9. adv. 10. adj 26 ‘echoes ~ echoing - echoed — Catches ~ catching ~ caught ~ caught; sallops ~ galloping ~ galloped ~ echoed; lays ~ laying ~ laid ~ laid; galloped; says saying — said ~ said96 English syntactle structures: workbook 27 La %b 3c 4d Se GL Ta Bb Ke Id Me, Bt Ba Wb i.e 1d ITE Ia. 19 c 20d. 28 1, ~.2. prep.3. prep. 4. phras.5. phras.6, phras.7. phras-prep. 8. 9. plaras-prep. 10. phras. 29 La 2a ae hea Sida 6.bsbsa 2.10 Lae 2d. 30d. da Sb 6a 2a Lay. 2a 3.6, 4a;b S.bra 22 Lbja, Wdibssb. Be Absa Sape. 243 1. phrasal. 2. word. 3. clausal. 4. phrasal. 5. clausal. 6. phrasal. 7, Oausal. 8 word. 9. phrasal. 10. phrasal 214 See ESS, pp.47-48. 2a L.myself, 2.me. 3.her. 4.ounelves. S.bertherself 6. myself. 7. him/ himself. 8. you. 9. yourself. 10. heriherslf Key to exercises: The word La 2b 3b 4a Sa, 2.this. 3.theseithose. 4.those. 5. those. 6.that. 7. this. '9.that. 10: that. Lwho. 2.thaviwhich, 3.which, 4. whom. 5. hav. 6. whothat. T.whose. "8. thatiwhich’®. 9. which. 10. that. 219 1... theman mean. 2. .. the meek ereature she used tobe. 3. '. the man you were taking to... 6. ~- 7. the subject he spoke of. 5... the kind of ab there is much competition for. 9. the station he foundbimselfin ... 10. ~ An. 2.20 whom, 2.which. 3.who, 4.what, S.what. 6.who, 7. which. 8. who. 9. what. 10. who. 2a 1.SohasJim, 2.Sodid{ 3.Sotheysay. 4. Tam afraid so. 5, $0 they have, 6.Soitseems. 7.Soshould you. 8... [forgot todoso. 9... he became so 10. So Theat. 222 A.ones. 2.0ne. 3.~. 4.-. S.ones. 6.-. Tone. Sones. 9.-. 10, one, 223 1. every. 2none. 3.any. d.any. S.some. 6.all. 7.any. 8. each! none. 9 allinone. 10.90 9”