It precedes a noun or noun phrase

Demonstratives, Possessives, Articles, Determiners

All of the following are differences between written and spoken texts, except:

Adjacency pairs are typical of written texts

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Linguistic Analysis: Grammar and Discourse

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1
What is the Tagalog word for "The" "An/A"?
Ang
Eng
There's no Tagalog word for "The", "An/A"
Ung
2
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall Humpty Dumpty had a great fall is an ex of what sentence-level coh?
Adversative
Causal
Additive
Temporal
3
According to Trask (1999), it means any connected piece of speech or writing
Text
Discourse
Language
Theme
4
It precedes a noun or noun phrase
Demonstratives
Possessives
Articles
Determiners
5
All of the following are differences between written and spoken texts, except:
Written text has clear and well-formed sentences
Adjacency pairs are typical of written texts
Spoken text is more redundant
Spoken text utilizes non-standard grammar
6
"Yeah...", "Umm...", "I mean..." are examples of
Discourse markers
Deixis
Spontaneity
Register
7
Which one is NOT a criterion to identify adjectives:
They can form adverbs by adding –ly
They occur before to be
They can be modified by intensifiers
They occur in the comparatives and superlatives forms
8
All these, except one, are types of referencing to aid in textual cohesion:
Exophoric
Anaphoric
Opportunistic
Cataphoric
9
The present simple can be used to express:
Conditional clauses
Past events
Future scheduled events
All of the above
10
In the sentence, "Rainbows make me happy." which one is the theme?
Rainbows
happy
me
make
11
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of NOUNS?
Some estimate that nouns are 85% of vocabulary
Count nouns can take the plural form, but non-count cannot
Most ESL books focus on Nouns
They are proper/common, count/non-count, abstract/concrete
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Which one is a pure modal?
Want
Need
Must
Ought

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