Лектор - Овешкова А.Н., доцент кафедры АФиСЯ Института Иностранных
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для удобного просмотра документа рекомендую скачать фонетический шрифт General Characteristics of the ME and NE periods
Middle English. Outer and inner history of the period (historical events affecting the language).
arly ME dialects. Historical conditions accounting for increased dialectal divergence in EME.
The English language as the language of literature and administration. The growth of the national literary language.
Innovations in spelling in ME and NE as compared to OE.
ME written records.
Middle Engliash and Early New English Phonology
Qualitative changes of long and short vowels in ME.
Quantitative changes of vowels in ME: lengthening and shortening.
The Great Vowel Shift and other NE vowel changes, their effect on ModE.
Consonant changes in ME. The rise of sibilants and affricates.
Vocalisation of consonants in ME and ENE.
ENE consonant changes.
ME and ENE grammar. The Nominal Parts of Speech
Morphological simplification of the nominal system in ME and ENE.
Means of form-building in ME and ENE as compared to those in OE.
The ME noun. Decay of noun declensions in EME. Describe and account for the loss of inflexions in ME nouns.
The changes in the adjective paradigm in ME and ENE.
lasses of pronouns in ME and ENE. Rise of articles.
ME and ENE Grammar. The Verb
Historical changes in the verbal system. History of OE categories of tense, mood, number and person. Development of new grammatical categories of the verb.
Non-finite forms of the verb. Growth of new analytical forms and grammatical categories of the verbals in ME and ENE.
Speak of the origin of the Gerund and its grammatical categories.
Changes in the morphological classes of verbs in ME and ENE.
Origins of mode irregular (non-standard) and standard verbs. а также охвачен OE period
для удобного просмотра документа рекомендую скачать фонетический шрифт General Characteristics of the ME and NE periods
Middle English. Outer and inner history of the period (historical events affecting the language).
arly ME dialects. Historical conditions accounting for increased dialectal divergence in EME.
The English language as the language of literature and administration. The growth of the national literary language.
Innovations in spelling in ME and NE as compared to OE.
ME written records.
Middle Engliash and Early New English Phonology
Qualitative changes of long and short vowels in ME.
Quantitative changes of vowels in ME: lengthening and shortening.
The Great Vowel Shift and other NE vowel changes, their effect on ModE.
Consonant changes in ME. The rise of sibilants and affricates.
Vocalisation of consonants in ME and ENE.
ENE consonant changes.
ME and ENE grammar. The Nominal Parts of Speech
Morphological simplification of the nominal system in ME and ENE.
Means of form-building in ME and ENE as compared to those in OE.
The ME noun. Decay of noun declensions in EME. Describe and account for the loss of inflexions in ME nouns.
The changes in the adjective paradigm in ME and ENE.
lasses of pronouns in ME and ENE. Rise of articles.
ME and ENE Grammar. The Verb
Historical changes in the verbal system. History of OE categories of tense, mood, number and person. Development of new grammatical categories of the verb.
Non-finite forms of the verb. Growth of new analytical forms and grammatical categories of the verbals in ME and ENE.
Speak of the origin of the Gerund and its grammatical categories.
Changes in the morphological classes of verbs in ME and ENE.
Origins of mode irregular (non-standard) and standard verbs. а также охвачен OE period