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Ingliz tili nazariy kursi

ITNK414 · 7-semester · 60111800 Xorijiy til va adabiyoti (ingliz tili) · 2023 intake

Credits
6
Total hours
180
Contact hours
90
Type
Compulsory
Block
Majburiy fanlar
Final assessment
Imtihon

Hours breakdown

  • Lecture30 h
  • Practical30 h
  • Seminar30 h
  • Independent study90 h

Topics · 81

Lecture · 30 h

  1. 1.Introduction to TheoreticalPhonetics and Phonological Theories.2
  2. 2.The system of english phonemes and syllable structure2
  3. 3.Word stress and sentence stress in English2
  4. 4.Intonation, phonostylistics, and varieties of English pronunciation.2
  5. 5.Introduction to Lexicology, research methods and etymology2
  6. 6.Morphological structure of words and Word formation2
  7. 7.Semantics:Word meaning, polysemy, and homonymy2
  8. 8.Paradigmatic relations (synonyms,antonyms)and stylistic stratification2
  9. 9.Phraseology, lexicography, and territorial variants2
  10. 10.Introduction to theoretical grammar, morphemic structure and grammatical structure2
  11. 11.Parts of speech: notional and functional words2
  12. 12.Syntax of the phrase and parts of sentence.2
  13. 13.The simple sentence: types and structural pecularities2
  14. 14.The composite sentence: compound, complex and clauses2
  15. 15.Sequence of tenses, indirect and represented2

Seminar · 30 h

  1. 1.Phonological Theories and Phonological Schools.2
  2. 2.The Articulatory and Acoustic Aspects of English Speech Sounds.2
  3. 3.Classification of English Vowels and Consonants.2
  4. 4.Syllable Formation and Syllable Division in English.2
  5. 5.Word Stress and the Functions of Sentence Stress.2
  6. 6.The English Language as a Vocabulary System: Word and Morpheme studies.2
  7. 7.The Etymology of Modern English Vocabulary: Native and borrowed words.2
  8. 8.Morphological and Morphemic Structure of the English Words.2
  9. 9.Semantic Structure of the English Word and Changes in Meaning.2
  10. 10.Homonymy and Polysemy: Synchronic and diachronic analysis.2
  11. 11.Word Formation: Affixation, Conversion, and minor types.2
  12. 12.The Morphemic Structure of a Language and Types of Morphemes.2
  13. 13.Parts of Speech: Principles of classification and subcategorization.2
  14. 14.The Sentence: General types according to the aim of the speaker.2
  15. 15.Compound, Complex, and Composite Sentences.2

Practical · 30 h

  1. 1.Types of phraseological units (proverbs, sayings)2
  2. 2.National and cultural specifics of English phraseology2
  3. 3.Stylistic Stratification of Words2
  4. 4.Shifts in stylistic value of words over time2
  5. 5.Difference between British and American English2
  6. 6.Methods used in lexicological research:Etymological Analysis2
  7. 7.Componential (Semantic) Analysis and Contrastive Analysis2
  8. 8.Statistical and Corpus-Based Methods2
  9. 9.Morphemic structure of the English language2
  10. 10.Grammatical categories of the English language2
  11. 11.Parts of speech. Notional and functional parts of speech2
  12. 12.Parts of sentence: main parts, secondary parts and phrase structure2
  13. 13.Syntax. Types of sentence2
  14. 14.Sentence structure. Kinds of simple sentence2
  15. 15.Sentence clauses. Compound, complex and composite sentences2

Independent study · 90 h

  1. 1.Introduction. Phonetics as a Branch of Linguistics.2
  2. 2.Phonological Theories.2
  3. 3.The System of English Phonemes. Modification of phonemes in connected speech. Syllable Formation and Syllable Division in English.2
  4. 4.Word Stress in English.2
  5. 5.The Functions of Sentence Stress.2
  6. 6.Intonation Structure of English. Intonation patterns. Functions of Intonation.2
  7. 7.The Articulatory Aspect of the English Speech Sounds.2
  8. 8.The Acoustic Aspect of the English Speech Sounds.2
  9. 9.The Phonological Aspect of the English Speech Sounds.2
  10. 10.Phonostylistics as a Branch of Phonetics2
  11. 11.Introduction to Theoretical Grammar. Parts of Speech.2
  12. 12.Parts of Sentence. The Main Parts and The Secondary Parts. Phrase structure.2
  13. 13.Sentence Structure. Simple Sentence.2
  14. 14.Compound Sentence. Complex Sentence2
  15. 15.Composite Sentence.2
  16. 16.Grammatical Categories.2
  17. 17.Sequence of Tenses2
  18. 18.Indirect and Represented Speech2
  19. 19.Sentence Clauses3
  20. 20.Introduction into Lexicology, Lexicology as a science. General characteristic features of Modern English.3
  21. 21.The English language as a vocabulary system3
  22. 22.The Etymology of Modern English vocabulary.3
  23. 23.Morphological structure of the English words3
  24. 24.Semantic structure of the English word. Changes in semantic structure.3
  25. 25.Homonyms. The sources of homonyms. The classification of homonyms3
  26. 26.Homonymy and polysemy3
  27. 27.Criteria of synonymity and classification of synonyms3
  28. 28.Definition of antonyms. Classification of antonyms3
  29. 29.Semantic systems in English. Neologisms absolute and archaic words3
  30. 30.Word formation and ways of word formation.3
  31. 31.Affixation and its subdivisions. Conversion3
  32. 32.Word combination in Modern English3
  33. 33.Phraseology in Modern English. Phraseological units with different components3
  34. 34.The stylistic differentiation of the vocabulary system of Modern English3
  35. 35.The main peculiarities of the vocabulary system of the English speaking countries3
  36. 36.The difference between British and American English3

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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