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43. Describe the nature of a simple sentence. What parts of
the sentence are usually enough to make a simple sentence?
44. Define the subject of the sentence. What are subjectless
sentences?
45. Describe the predicate of the sentence, the types of
predicates in both contrasted languages.
46. Define the object of the sentence. What is the
difference between the direct and indirect objects, prepositional
and non-prepositional objects?
47. Define the attribute of the sentence. What types of
attributes in both contrasted languages can be mentioned?
48. Define the adverbial modifier as the part of the
sentence. Do the types of adverbial modifiers coincide in English
and Ukrainian languages?
49. Define the composite sentence and its subtypes.
50. Dwell upon the compound sentence with conjunctions
in English and Ukrainian; state the main similarities and
differences.
51. Describe the copulative compound sentences in both
contrasted languages.
52. Dwell upon the disjunctive compound sentences in
English and Ukrainian. What are the most frequent conjunctions
that unite the constituent parts of a sentence in both languages?
53. Describe the adversative compound sentence in English
and Ukrainian. Name the types of relations between the constituent
parts of such a sentence expressed with the help of coordinative
conjunctions.
54. Specify other types of compound sentences with
conjunctions (the causative-consecutive and compound sentences
with the meaning of suddenness).
55. Point out the peculiarities of compound sentences with
asyndetically joined clauses in English and Ukrainian.
56. Dwell upon the nature of complex sentences in English
and Ukrainian.

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