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Перевод: syntactical

[прилагательное]
синтаксический

Тезаурус:

1. Most teachers encourage children to make use of a range of clues including picture clues, contextual clues and syntactical clues but there are also occasions when phonic skills are needed.
2. The utility of teaching a foreign language, perhaps especially Latin, as a way of introducing the concepts of tense, parts of speech, and syntactical accuracy should not be underestimated.
3. Examples included direct imitation, expansion of the child's utterance into a phrase or sentence which captures the child's intended meaning, extensions which include a novel contribution, and recastings in which the child's meaning is reflected back in a different syntactical form (see Chapter 10).
4. Simon's syntactical and thematic discursiveness and preoccupation with memory and time are clearly reminiscent of Proust.
5. Since the test requires a knowledge of single words, but sets out to assess syntactical knowledge independently of vocabulary, a separate list of the words used is included.
6. This may derive not only from repeated occurrence within wider syntactical contexts, but also from frequent usage "in isolation", as it were.
7. They recognized ambiguity, in cases where, for example, a pronoun might have one of two referents; they recognized syntactical mistakes, as when a character in the story not previously mentioned was introduced as "the passerby", when the indefinite article would have been appropriate; they quickly spotted mistakes in tense.
8. In his very influential chapter on "Literary genres" at the beginning of his book, The Fantastic , Todorov distinguishes "three aspects of the literary work: the verbal, the syntactical, and the semantic".
9. Much of each judgment was taken up with painstaking reviews of the historical and social context of the advertisement's publication, with the syntactical features of the sentence and its relationship to the rest of the advertisement, and with the undeniable fact that indeed there was considerable "evidence" about the matters at hand at the time of the advertisement's publication.
10. Scan 8: Analysis of syntactical problems.
11. Texts are always ambiguous since their meaning depends not only on the lexical and syntactical structure, in which ambiguity, according to Olson and others, can be reduced to a minimum, but also on paralinguistic, contextual structures, of which interpretation can never be exhaustive.
12. These are form classes and function words (nouns, adjectives; verbs, prepositions, etc.), morphological constructions (e.g. noun noun derivational suffix "er"; verb verb derivational suffix "er"), grammatical categories (such as gender and number pronoun, number and noun, tense of verb) and syntactical structures (e.g. imperative mood, noun and verb agreement, modification).
13. She reports that in discussion of the best way to "tidy up" the stories, children showed considerable awareness of a number of grammatical or syntactical issues.