ENG1502
SUPPLEMENTARY
EXAM 2022
STUDENT NO :
Student no :
, SECTION A
QUESTION 1
1.1.1 Lightly [ˈlʌɪtli]
1.1.2 Unreasonable [ʌnˈriːz(ə)nəb(ə)l]
1.2 Morphology: Which is the study of how words are formed.
1.3 The distinction between morphology and syntax is that syntax deals with the
structure of sentences and morphology deals with the structure of words.
Syntax can be understood as the set of principles that defines the order of
words, clauses, and phrases to form a proper sentence in a particular
language.
1.4.1 A ball is a formal dance party characterized by a banquet followed by
social dance that includes ballroom dancing as used in the given sentence.
1.4.2 I needed a ball to play football.
1.5
• The English teacher implying the educator who teaches the English
language as a subject.
• Or the English teacher by mother tongue meaning the teacher is English or
an English person in terms of the language he/she speaks.
QUESTION 2
2.1 Informal register.
2.2 “bro”, “braai”, “chommie” , “Aikhona!”.
2.3 “Brother”, “grill or roast”, “Friend”, “No”
2.4 Non-standard form message:
• Hy dear, I just wanna know if you gonna be at school tomorrow my man
cause l am thinking of not going so will need you to send me the homework
via WhatsApp. Thank you in advance.
• Standard form:
SUPPLEMENTARY
EXAM 2022
STUDENT NO :
Student no :
, SECTION A
QUESTION 1
1.1.1 Lightly [ˈlʌɪtli]
1.1.2 Unreasonable [ʌnˈriːz(ə)nəb(ə)l]
1.2 Morphology: Which is the study of how words are formed.
1.3 The distinction between morphology and syntax is that syntax deals with the
structure of sentences and morphology deals with the structure of words.
Syntax can be understood as the set of principles that defines the order of
words, clauses, and phrases to form a proper sentence in a particular
language.
1.4.1 A ball is a formal dance party characterized by a banquet followed by
social dance that includes ballroom dancing as used in the given sentence.
1.4.2 I needed a ball to play football.
1.5
• The English teacher implying the educator who teaches the English
language as a subject.
• Or the English teacher by mother tongue meaning the teacher is English or
an English person in terms of the language he/she speaks.
QUESTION 2
2.1 Informal register.
2.2 “bro”, “braai”, “chommie” , “Aikhona!”.
2.3 “Brother”, “grill or roast”, “Friend”, “No”
2.4 Non-standard form message:
• Hy dear, I just wanna know if you gonna be at school tomorrow my man
cause l am thinking of not going so will need you to send me the homework
via WhatsApp. Thank you in advance.
• Standard form:
