TOPIC for research and presentation 1. Linguistics 2. Phonetics 3. Differences between English and Arabic consonants and vowels 4. English consonants 5. English vowels 6. Prosody 7. Phonology 8. Morphology 9. Differences between English and Arabic morphe

TOPIC for research and presentation

1. Linguistics
2. Phonetics
3. Differences between English and Arabic consonants and vowels
4. English consonants
5. English vowels
6. Prosody
7. Phonology
8. Morphology
9. Differences between English and Arabic morphemes
10. Semantics
11. Applied linguistics
12. Corpus linguistics
13. Sociolinguistics
14. Language universals
15. English sounds and letters
16. Why English spelling is problematic
17. Organs of speech
18. Differences between English consonants and vowels
19. Active and passive articulators
20. Manner of articulation
21. Place of articulation
22. Voicing
23. English Diphthongs
24. IPA symbols (International Phonetic Alphabet)
25. Minimal pairs
26. Phonemes and allophones
27. Assimilation, aspiration and other phonological rules
28. Consonant clusters in English – problematic area for Arabic speakers
29. English syllable structure
30. Stress patterns in English
31. Stress patterns in English and Arabic
32. Intonation
33. English word formation processes (how new words are created in a language?)
34. Word Classes (parts of speech)
35. Open word classes and closed word classes
36. Lexical and grammatical words in English
37. Syntax
38. The noun phrase
39. The verb phrase
40. Subject and predicate
41. Lexical verbs and auxiliary verbs
42. Sentence complexity in English
43. Sentence complexity in English and Arabic
44. Finite and non-finite verbs
45. Sentence grammatical form and function in English (Grammatical form vs. grammatical function of English sentences)
46. Phrases in English (Form vs. Function) [categorical vs. functional description]
47. Sentence patterns in English (7 patterns)
48. Transitive and intransitive verbs
49. Functions of the 'Subject' in English sentences.
50. Functions of the 'Object' and 'Complement' in English sentences (direct/indirect/ subject and object complement)
51. Multiple class membership of form and function in English and ambiguity in sentence interpretation.
52. Homonymy, polysemy, synonymy, antonymy and homography in English.