# According to G. B. Antrushina, the word can be defined as a unit of

(G. B. Antrushina)
- stem
- base
- compound words
- complicated words

# From the etymological point of view affixes are classified into the same two groups which called.... (G. B. Antrushina)

- native and borrowed
- archaic and borrowed
- native and derived
- suffix, prefix, infix

# What makes a new word from some existing word by changing the category of a part of speech, the morphemic shape of the original word remaining unchanged? (G. B. Antrushina)

- conversion
- shortening
- derivation
- compounding

# Find the homonymic word in the given senctence. (G. B. Antrushina)

"A tailor guarantees to give each of his customers a perfect fit."
- fit
- tailor
- give
- customer
- perfect

18. Choose the homophonic words in the given sentence. You should choose more than one. (G. B. Antrushina)

"Waiter!" "Yes, sir." "What's this?" "It's bean soup, sir." "Never mind what it has been. I want to know what it is now."
Been
Bean
Waiter
Soup
Mind
Want
Know
What
Now

# Homophones are ... (G. B. Antrushina)
- the same in sound but different in spelling.
- the same spelling but different in sound
- the same in meaning different in spelling
- the same spelling and sound different in meaning

# Homographs are ... (G. B. Antrushina)

- the same spelling but different in sound
- the same in sound but different in spelling.
- the same in meaning different in spelling
- the same spelling and sound different in meaning

# Professor A. I. Smirnitsky classified homonyms into