Hierarchy of Grammar 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageLanguage variation and discoursesA2/A-levelOCR Created by: Howlight64Created on: 15-11-18 21:16 What is the smallest unit of meaning? Morpheme 1 of 18 How many different word classes are there in total? Eight 2 of 18 What are the five clause elements? (Abbreviation) SVOCA 3 of 18 What is the smallest unit of meaning that makes sense when it's by itself? Free Morpheme 4 of 18 What is the smallest unit of meaning that doesn't make sense when it's by itself Bound Morpheme 5 of 18 What changes the meaning of a word when added to the end of a word? Suffix 6 of 18 What changes the meaning of a word when added to the beginning of a word? Prefix 7 of 18 Can a phrase stand alone as complete sentence? Why? No as it doesn't give a complete meaning. 8 of 18 In a clause, what are the two types of objects are there? Direct object and Indirect object 9 of 18 What do the grammatical classes consist of? Determiners, Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions 10 of 18 Which class is described as 'closed' Grammatical classes 11 of 18 What does a phrase consist of? AKA what it doesn't have It doesn't have a subject and a verb. 12 of 18 What does a clause in its minimal form consist of? A verb and a subject 13 of 18 What do the lexical word classes consist of? Verbs, Nouns, Adjectives, Adverbs 14 of 18 What is a sentence? A complete grammatical unit which makes sense and can stand by itself 15 of 18 What are the two main types of discourse? Spoken and narrative 16 of 18 List the three basic types of sentences Simple, Compound and Complex 17 of 18 What is the final structure in the grammatical hierarchy? Explain what it is Discourse. It is longer than a single sentence and will have some kind of structure. 18 of 18
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