Lexicological analysis

Choose any book written in English (not translated into English, but originally written in English). For a printed book, you need two pages, for an electronic version of a book, you need one A4 page. Do not forget to include your chosen abstract in your analysis document.

1. Contextual meaning (2-3 words; you need to provide the first dictionary meaning and the meaning that is actualized in the text)

2. Analysis into IC (1 word)

3. Types of morphemic segmentability (one example for each type: complete, conditional, defective)

4. Types of morphemes (one example for each type: structural (free, defective) and semantic (root, prefix, suffix)) 5. Types of word-building (one example for each type: affixation, conversion, compounding, coinage, eponyms, backformation, blending, fore clipping, middle clipping, back clipping, hypocorism, acronyms, abbreviations, borrowings)

6. Phraseology (one example that you classify based on Smirnitsky and Vinogradov)

7. Synonyms (find one synonymic chain, identify synonymic dominant, types of synonyms)

8. Antonyms (identify types of antonyms)

9. Homonyms (provide one example for each of the following: homonyms proper, homophones, homographs) 10.Variant of the English language (based on spelling and choice of words)

All examples should be taken from the abstract you are working with and not from the whole text or dictionary