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August 27, 2007
According the Russian alphabet
these digits represent
44 sounds of English.
01. Bus, cup, jumper.
02. Star, fast, smart.
03. Ice, bite, frightly.
04. Cow, mouse, how.
05. Big, bed, bin, bee.
06. Vain, vast, drive.
07. West, white, well.
08. Mother, the, this.
09. Grey, bag, garden.
10. Dream, dark, do.
11. January, gentle.
12. Earth, early, fur.
13. Garage, genre.
14. Zoo, zeal, bands.
15. Big, still, ink, it.
16. Fee, sleep, seat.
17. Ear, dear, fear.
18. Yes, yellow, you.
19. Back, act, task.
20. London, bell.
And here is the indexation applied for your orientation. Indexation is a technique of brief, digital coding applyed to the informational elements of a human language being under the study, given in the form of mathematical tables for getting some digital schemes in which our thoughts and ideas could follow one another free and naturally according to the rules of logic and deduction in the form of mathematical sequences having certain meanings and specific interpretations which would be able to give a student one more possibility of having orientation and concentration of his or her mental and spiritual forces for systematical moving ahead in the willingly chosen direction for more or less effective repeating and remembering of the existing, in his or her mind by the current moment, base of individual knowledge including certain linguistic data have been already learned by learner in the chosen sphere of Russian, English and Italian Grammars while de-indexation will be a reverse process of getting back the original information in the form of our usual words and expressions. B01 Sounds, phonetic division of words 01i 02i 0009 are; 0006 article; 03i 0013 eye; 0012 I; 04i 05i 0023 bug; 0007 be; 0022 bed; 06i 0024 verbal; 07i 0011 were; 0017 we; 0010 was; 08i 0005 the; 0018 they; 09i 10i 11i 12i 13i 14i 15i 0008 is; 0016 it; 16i 17i 18i 0013 you; 19i 0026 construction; 20i 0002 Linguistics; 21i 0029 morpheme; 22i 0021 noun; 23i 24i 25i 26i 27i 28i 0028 pre-; 0019 people; 29i 30i 0001 Sound; 0034 sentence; 31i 32i 33i 34i 35i 0020 phrase; 36i 37i 0014 he; 0030 homograph; 0031 homonym; 0033 heterograph; 0032 heterophone; 38i 0015 she; 39i 40i 0003 a; 0027 a-; 0025 active; 0007 am; 0004 an; 41i 42i 43i 44i Quantity of words - 0034 B02 Linguistics 01i Phonology (phonetics) of words 02i Morphology and phrases 03i Syntax and sentences 04i Morpheme, lexeme 05i Root or stem 06i Prefix or affix 07i Suffix 08i Inflection or ending B03 Parts of speech 01i The Noun 02i The Adjective 03i Pronoun 04i The Numeral 05i The Verb 06i The Adverb 07i The words of the category of state 08i The Modal Verbs 09i The Interjection 10i The Preposition 11i The Conjunction 12i The Particle 13i The Article B04 Phrasal division of the sentence from morphological and syntactical points of view 01i Verbal phrase 02i Prepositional phrase 03i Adverbial phrase 04i Noun phrase 05i Mixed phrase 06i Interjections and parenthesis make Independent phrases 07i Coordinate, connective phrase 08i Subordinate phrase 09i Question word phrase 10i Subject phrase 11i Predicate phrase 12i Complement as predicative element of Object phrase 13i Predicative phrase 14i Object phrase 15i Gerund phrase or construction 16i Simple Predicate phrase 17i Complex or compound predicate phrases 18i Verbal noun phrase B05 Simple and Compound Tenses 01i AV Past Simple Tense 02i AV Present Simple Tense 03i AV Future Simple Tense 04i AV Future in the Past Simple Tense 05i AV Past Progressive Tense 06i AV Present Progressive Tense 07i AV Future Progressive Tense 08i AV Future in the Past Progressive Tense 09i AV Past Perfect Tense 10i AV Present Perfect Tense 11i AV Future Perfect Tense 12i AV Future in the Past Perfect Tense 13i AV Past Perfect Progressive Tense 14i AV Present Perfect Progressive Tense 15i AV Future Perfect Progressive Tense 16i AV Future in the Past Progressive Tense 17i PV Past Simple Tense 18i PV Present Simple Tense 19i PV Future Simple Tense 20i PV Future in the Past Simple Tense 21i PV Past Progressive Tense 22i PV Present Progressive Tense 23i PV Past Perfect Tense 24i PV Present Perfect Tense 25i PV Future Perfect Tense 26i PV Future in the Past Perfect Tense B06 Principal and secondary parts of the sentence accordingly to its syntactical division. 01i Subject 02i Simple and Compound or Complex Predicate 03i Nominal Predicate 04i Verbal Predicate is Simple 05i Phrase-o-logical Predicate 06i Homogeneous parts of the sentence 07i Incomplete sentence (one-member) 08i Simple sentence 09i Complete sentence (two-member) 10i Simple unextended sentence (in-complicated) 11i Complicated sentence (extended) 12i Complex sentence 13i Complex Coordinate sentence 14i Complex Subordinate sentence 15i Mixed type of Complex sentence 16i Complement 17i Direct Object 18i Indirect Object 19i Prepositional Indirect Object 20i Adverbial Modifier 21i Attributive modifier, an element of a gerund construction or a predicative phrase 22i Predicative construction B07 Types of verbs 01i Regular verbs 02i Irregular verbs 03i Transitive verbs 04i Intransitive verbs 05i Terminative verbs 06i Non-Terminative verbs 07i Notional verbs 08i Link verbs 09i Auxiliary verbs 10i Modal verbs 11i Impersonal verbs (4), verbals 12i Infinitive 13i Phrasal verbs or phrase-o-logical units 14i Present Participle 15i Past Participle 16i Indefinite and Perfect Gerund, Gerund in Passive and Active Voices - 4 types of it B08 Types of sentences 01i Declarative 02i Affirmative (statement) 03i Negative (negation) 04i Imperative (order, request) 05i Exclamatory (exclamation) 06i Interrogative. Yes, No. General question 07i Alternative question 08i Special question (question word) 09i Question word plus another word 10i Positive Tag question (Disjunctive) 11i Negative Tag question (Disjunctive) B09 Moods of English 01i Indicative Mood 02i Imperative Mood 03i Subjunctive Mood B10 Voices 01i Active Voice 02i Passive Voice B11 Types of clauses 01i Principal clause 02i Subject clause 03i Attributive Clause 04i Attributive Relative Clause 05i Attributive Appositive Clause 06i Adverbial Clauses 07i Predicative Clause 08i Clause of frequency 09i Object clause 10i Clause of condition 11i Clause of Place 12i Clause of point of Time 13i Clause of Cause (reason) 14i Connective clause 15i Clause of purpose (What for? With which aim?) 16i Clause of Concession 17i Clause of result 18i Clause of Manner 19i Clause of Comparison 20i Clause of Duration of Time 21i Parenthetical Clause 22i Non-finite clause 23i Clause of attending circumstances B12 Logical elements of cognition and didactic way of thinking for acquiring knowledge 00i Situation 01i Name, theme, topic 02i Science 03i Index, information, a link to the logical explanation of something depending on the structural place of the element in the system having a certain name or definition 04i Part, element or Unit 05i Type, data type 06i Meaning 07i Form or shape 08i Structure 09i Place, space 10i Volume, size, density, measure, limitation 11i Substance, Matter 12i Time 13i Process 14i Psychology 15i Logic 16i Syntheses 17i Analysis 18i Conclusion 19i Deduction 20i Skills and experience 21i Positive or negative Emotions, Feelings 22i Aim, purpose, intention 23i Motivation 24i Action, movement, change 25i Sequence 26i Reason, cause 27i Consequence, entailment 28i Connection, clue 29i Relativeness 30i Energy 31i Function, divisions of roles for the parts of a structure 32i Statement, argument 33i Premise 34i Knowledge and ignorance 35i Consciousness 36i Subconsciousness 37i Circular, cyclical motion of information in the closed system of our global human subconsciousness B13 Cases of noun and prepositional phrases 01i Subject Nominative case 02i Relative case 03i Dative case 04i Object or accusative case 05i Instrumental case 06i Case of topic 07i The case of direction 08i The case of place 09i Genitive case 10i The case of adding 11i Ablative case - the case of motion away from something or somebody 12i The case of motion towards something or somebody B14 Reported (direct) and Indirect speech 01i Noun Phrase I into He or She 02i NP You into He, She or It 01i Adverbial phrase Here into There 02i AP This into That 03i AP These into Those 04i AP Now into Then, at that time or it is being missed 05i AP Today into That Day 06i AP Yesterday into The Day Before or The Previous Day 07i AP ... Ago into ... Before 08i AP Last Night into Previous Night 01i Verbal Phrase I-S into <> 04i VP 05i VP C into 08i VP 09i VP P into 12i VP 13i VP PC into 16i VP B15 Types of verbs classified by their meaning 01i Action or dynamic verbs 02i State verbs 03i Verbs of states or actions for positions and locations 04i Verbs of movement 05i Displacement verbs 06i Verbs of state in place 07i Changing verbs 08i Stative verbs The whole system isn't finished and should be modified.
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