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By Zhanerke Abdirakhym, Assel Aliyeva, Anastassiya Nesterova
Etymology = is the study of the origins of
words.
Task 1; Explain the origin of the
following words
INDO- EUROPEAN
Father, mother, brother,
wolf, man, live, go,give,
quick, wide, for, two, much,
well.

OLD ENGLISH
I, dog, apple, with.
GERMANIC
House, cat, sheep, life,
earth, begin, strong, long,
to, little, and,he,

 English language

WORDS

Native Borrowed
Classification of borowings according to the
degree of asssimilation

Completely
Partially Unassimilated
assimilated
assimilated

not assimilated
not assimilated semantically
phonetically
not assimilated
graphically

not assimilated
grammatically

not CRISISES but

CRISES
Task 2
Completely assimilated borrowed words: city, table, street, century, sky,
wall, reduce, cup, present.
Partially assimilated borrowed words ( not
assimilated phonetically): school, sky.
Partial y assimilated borrowed words ( not assimilated grammatically): ox, stimulus
Partially assimilated borrowed words ( not assimilated semantically):
prima-donna, caftan, mazurka
Unassimilated words ( barbarisms): etc
Task 3
British dramatists.

In the past 20 years, there has been a considerable increase in

the number of new playwrights in Britain and this has been

encouraged by the growth of new theatre companies. In 1956 the

English Stage Company began productions with the object of

bringing new writers into the theatre and providing training

facilities for young actors, directors, and designers; a large

number of new dramatists emerged as a result of the company

productions Television has been an important factor in the

emergence of other dramatists who write primarily for it; both

the BBC and IBA transmit a large number of single plays each

year as well as drama series and serials.

 Greek: dramatist

Old French: company; production; object; facility;

director; single.

International words: theatre, company, production,

actors, directors, designers, dramatist, factor, serial,
television.

Sphere:
- professions, jobs: designer, dramatist, actor, director;
- places: theatre, company
- leisure time activities: television, serial;
- Maths: factor
 References:
1) https://pandia.ru/text/78/005/70456.php
2)https://ppt-online.org/161493
3) https://www.etymonline.com/word/wide