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1. Probably not. 2. It is in lots of small very tight plaits. 3. When you have been working or exercising very hard, for instance. 4. They improvise. In other words they just play whatever comes into their heads, they don’t follow any music score.
Ex. 15 p. 206
1. look 2. kids 3. table 4. teeth 5. church 6. hat
Ex. 1 p. 208
1. restricted, explanatory, monolingual, synchronic; 2. encyclopaedic / non-linguistic dictionary; 3. general, explanatory, monolingual, synchronic (in hard-copy form), synchronic and diachronic (on CD); 4. general, specialized, monolingual, synchronic; 5. general, explanatory, monolingual, synchronic (in hard-copy form), synchronic and diachronic (on CD), for advanced learner’s; 6. restricted, explanatory, bilingual, synchronic; 7. general, explanatory, monolingual, synchronic; 8. restricted, explanatory, bilingual, synchronic; 9. general, specialized, monolingual, synchronic; 10. general, explanatory, multilingual, synchronic, on-line; 11. general, explanatory, multilingual, synchronic and diachronic, CD; 12. general, restricted, monolingual, synchronic; 13. general, specialized, monolingual, diachronic, on-line; 14. general, specialized, monolingual, synchronic; 15. restricted, explanatory, monolingual, synchronic; 16. general, specialized, monolingual, diachronic.
Abbreviations
| * AmE BrE c. Fr. Ger. Gk. Gmc. Goth. L. M.Du. M.E. OALD O.Fr. O.E. O.N. O.H.G. O.S. PIE P.Gmc. W.Gmc. | answers to the assighnment are provided in the KEYS American English British English (used esp preceding a date) circa French German Greek Germanic Gothic Latin Modern Dutch Modern English Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary Old French Old English Old Norse Old High German Old Saxon Proto-Indo-European Proto-Germanic West Germanic |
