Syntactic relations are based on

a) dominational and equipotent connections;

b) only one-way and two-way domination;

c) only equipotent connection.

3. The subject matter of Morphology is to study

a) syntagmatic connections of grammatical forms;

b) sentence-building rules;

c) grammatical classes of words, their grammatical categories and systems of paradigms.

Predicative relations build up word-groups as

a) secondary parts of the sentence;

b) both principal and secondary parts of the sentence;

c) principal parts of the sentence.

Paradigmatic relations connect

a) syntagmatic groupings of words;

b) marked and unmarked members of the morphological opposition;

c) textual segments.

In comparison with exocentric word phrases, endocentric phrases are

a) subordinate and coordinate;

b) subordinate and predicative;

c) predicative and prepositional.

The grammatical category is

a) a number of grammatical forms expressing both lexical and grammatical meanings;

b) a system, expressing a generalized grammatical meaning by means of paradigmatic correlation of grammatical forms, analytical or synthetical;

c) a system expressing variant grammatical meanings by means of correlated grammatical forms.

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