Ingliz tili va ona tili qiyosiy tipologiyasi
ITOTQT304 · 5-semester · 60111800 Xorijiy til va adabiyoti (ingliz tili) · 2023 intake
- Credits
- 4
- Total hours
- 120
- Contact hours
- 60
- Type
- Elective
- Block
- Tanlov fanlar
- Final assessment
- Imtihon
Hours breakdown
- Lecture30 h
- Laboratory0 h
- Practical0 h
- Seminar30 h
- Independent study60 h
Topics · 45
Lecture · 30 h
- 1.Subject matter of linguistic typology.2
- 2.Main periods and factors of development of linguistic typology.2
- 3.Main parametres modifiying subject matter and branches of linguistic typology.2
- 4.Division of linguistic typology with repect to the object of investigation2
- 5.Division of linguistic typology with respect to the levels of the language hierarchy and two plans of the language.2
- 6.The problem of typological categorization2
- 7.Methods of investigating foreign and native languages.2
- 8.Typology of phonological system of the English and native languages2
- 9.Typological of grammatical system of the English and native languages.2
- 10.Typology of word formation in the English and native languages.2
- 11.Typology of word combination in the English and native languages.2
- 12.Typology of one member and two member sentences in the English and native languages English and Native Languages2
- 13.Coorperation of comparative typology and other theoretical ,and applied branches of linguistics.2
- 14.Importance of comparative typology in overcoming native language interference in TEFL.2
- 15.Importance of comparative typology in overcoming native language interference in TEFL.2
Practical · 10 h
- 1.Subject matter of linguistic typology2
- 2.Main periods and factors of development of linguistic typology.2
- 3.Main parameters modifying subject matter and branches of linguistic typology.2
- 4.Division of linguistic typology with respect to the object of investigation.2
- 5.Division of linguistic typology with respect to the levels of the language hierarchy and two plans of the language.2
Laboratory · 20 h
- 1.The problem of typological categorization.2
- 2.Methods of investigating foreign and native languages.2
- 3.Typology of phonological systems of the English and native languages.2
- 4.Typology of grammatical systems of the English and native languages.2
- 5.Typology of word formation in the English and native languages.2
- 6.Typology of word combinations in the English and native languages.2
- 7.Typology of one member and two member sentences in the English and native languages2
- 8.Cooperation of comparative typology and other theoretical, and applied branches of linguistics.2
- 9.Importance of comparative typology in overcoming native language interference in TEFL.2
- 10.Importance of comparative typology in overcoming native language interference in TEFL.2
Seminar · 30 h
- 1.Subject matter of linguistic typology.2
- 2.Main periods and factors of development of linguistic typology.2
- 3.Main periods and factors of development of linguistic typology.2
- 4.Division of linguistic typology with repect to the object of investigation2
- 5.Division of linguistic typology with respect to the levels of the language hierarchy and two plans of the language.2
- 6.The problem of typological categorization2
- 7.Methods of investigating foreign and native languages.2
- 8.Typology of phonological system of the English and native languages2
- 9.Typological of grammatical system of the English and native languages.2
- 10.Typology of word formation in the English and native languages.2
- 11.Typology of word combination in the English and native languages.2
- 12.Typology of one member and two member sentences in the English and native languages English and Native Languages2
- 13.Coorperation of comparative typology and other theoretical ,and applied branches of linguistics.2
- 14.Importance of comparative typology in overcoming native language interference in TEFL.2
- 15.Importance of comparative typology in overcoming native language interference in TEFL.2
Assessment (max score)
- Final exam 5
- Total 5
- Midterm 1 5
- Midterm 2 5
Source: HEMIS. Titles as in HEMIS (in Uzbek). Reading list and grading criteria are in the department's approved syllabus.
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