On theoretical aspects of english language

Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education of the Republic of

Uzbekistan

The Faculty of Foreign Languages of Urgench State University

COURSE WORK

ON THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE

THEME:Types of Context,Types of Meaning and Lexico-semantic variants of words,Semantics,Problems with Monosemy,Polysemy,Hyperonomy, hyponymy

Student: Abdullayeva Poshshajon

III year student

Group: 171

Email: [e-mail]

PLAN:

I. Introduction

1.1 General information about context
1.2. General information about meaning
1.3. Semantics
14. Polysemy,Monosemy,Hyperonomy,hyponymy

II. Main body

2.1. Types of context

2. 
   . Types of meaning
   

2.3. Lexico-semantic variants of words

2.4. Semantic field
2.5. Problems with polysemy,monosemy,hyperonomy-hyponymy

3. 
   Conclusion
   

3.1. Brief opinions about semasiology

2. 
   References
   

My course work is devoted on the theme:Types of context,Types of meaning,Lexico-semantic variants of words,Semantics,Problems with Monosemy,Polysemy, Hyperonymy-Hyponymy.


Context
The context is the minimum stretch of speech which is necessary to bring out the meaning of a word.For example: take tea-choy ichmoq; take tram-tramvayda yurmoq. The meaning or meanings of polysemantic words observed only in certain contexts may be viewed as determined either by linguistic (or verbal) contexts or extra-linguistic (non-verbal) contexts.The two more or less universally recognised main types of linguistic contexts which serve to determine individual meanings of words are the lexical context and the grammatical context. These types are differentiated depending on whether the lexical or the grammatical aspect is predominant in determining the meaning.