1) Words or terms that occur together in a language more frequently than chance would predict and that are used as fixed expressions. a) Collocations b) Colloquial language c) Conjunctions d) Conditionals 2) The language that the student is learning in the lesson. a) Target language b) L2 c) Taught language d) Lexis chunks 3) The complete set of all possible words in a language, or a particular subset of words that are grouped by some specific linguistic criteria a) Lexis b) Conjunctions c) Collocations d) Conditionals 4) In-, un-, non-, etc added onto the start of a word are examples of a) Suffixes b) Prefixes 5) I, you, she are examples of a) Possessive pronouns   b) Personal pronouns c) Relative pronouns d) Reflexive pronouns  6) The type of speech or to usages not on a formal level is.. a) Colloquial language b) Conjunctions c) Collocations d) Conditionals 7) a word used to connect clauses or sentences or to coordinate words in the same clause is knows as a) Conditionals b) Conjunctions c) Colloquial language d) Collocations  8) What describe the result of something that might happen, or might have happened but didn't? a) Conditionals b) Conjunctions c) Colloquial language d) Collocations 9) A learners second language is also known as a) L2 b) Taught language c) Known language 10) -ous, -al, -ness, -wise etc are examples of.. a) Suffixes b) Prefixes 11) Weak forms, stress, intrusion and linking are all examples of? a) Function words b) Connected speech  c) Word forms  d) A word family 12) “I ate pizza yesterday” is using which tense form? a) Past continuous b) Past perfect c) Past perfect continuous d) Past simple 13) A word that means the opposite to another word. a) Antonyms b) Synonyms 14) Phrasal Verbs are… a) A verb followed by a preposition or an adverb or both. b) Indicators of whether you are referring to something specific or something of a particular type c) Used functionally to talk about ability, asking permission, requests & offers. 15) Words from the same root. E.g.Analyse, Analysis, Analysed etc are examples of a) A word family b) Exponents c) Word class

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