Grammar in Context I
Chapter 4
Q1: Give brief answers to the following questions
(a) Define the term 'grammaticality'.
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(b) Comment on the sentence: "When you are coming?"
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(c) Give an example of an intonation question.
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(d) I am your well-wisher, ? (Supply tag)
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Q2: Answer the following questions:
(a) Explain why grammaticality is not the sole criteria of acceptability of a sentence.
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(b) Explain how non-verbal communication contributes to more effective comprehension.
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(c) Give two examples of an interrogative sentence that performs an imperative function.
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Q3: Answer the following questions.
(a) Bring out a distinction between the present perfect and the past tense with the help of a dialogue.
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(b) Construct a dialogue between you and a house owner based on a "To Let" advertisement that had appeared in the newspaper.
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(c) Construct a dialogue using both verbal and non-verbal communication on a topic of your choice.
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