The main items of the work
Classification of homonyms
Lexical, grammatical and lexico-grammatical
Etymological and semantic criteria in polysemy and homonymy
Modern methods of investigating homonyms
They'd get a bigger laugh, if they laughed at themselves
Seal a sea animal'—seal 3 v—'to close tightly as with a seal;
Polysemy and Homonymy: Etymological and Semantic Criteria
Typological analysis of homonymy and polysemy in three languages
Common review of the essence of the work
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Common review of the essence of the work
Homonyms in English and their specific features
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1.3 Common review of the essence of the work
Having analyzed the problem of homonyms in Modern English we could do the following conclusions:
a) The problem of homonyms in Modern English is very actual nowadays.
b) There are several problematic questions in the field of homonymy the major of which is the problem of distinguishing of homonyms and polysemantic words..
c) A number of famous linguists dealt with the problem of homonyms in Modern English. In particular, Profs. A. Buranov and J.Muminov were the first who dealt with this problem in our Republic, .Moloshnaya, V.I. Abaev etc.
d) The problem of homonymy is still waiting for its detail investigation.
2.3 Perspectives of the qualification works
Having said about the perspectives of the work we hope that this work will find its worthy way of applying at schools, lyceums and colleges of high education by both teachers and students of English. We also express our hopes to take this work its worthy place among the lexicological works dedicated to the types of shortening.
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[2] O. Jespersen. Linguistics. London, 1983, pp. 395-412
[3].Smirnitsky A.I. Homonyms in English M.1977 pp.57-59,89-90
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[6] Howard Ph. New words for Old. Lnd., 1980. p.311
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[10] Longman Lexicon of Contemporary English. Longman. 1981pp.23
[11] Buranov, Muminov Readings on Modern English Lexicology
T. O’qituvchi 1985 pp. 34-47
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