Which of the following is NOT one of the variations of idioms?

Comment on the following piece of discourse in terms of superordinates and subordinates, so far as hyponymy is concerned."There was a fine rocking-chair that his father used to sit in, a desk where he wrote letters,a nest of small tables and a dark, imposing bookcase. Now all this furniture was to be sold, and with it his own past."

Take “The dog is chasing a cat” as an example to explain its grammatical meaning.

What does the underlined word mean and what contextual clue is used in the following sentence?"It is undesirable to write with too many (parentheses), a pair of brackets round words or phrases.”

What are the major sources of English synonyms?

Please explain the difference between the following two examples from the viewpoint of word formation.(1)single ( adjective) —>single (verb)(2)simple ( adjective) —>simplify (verb)

What is the difference between root and stem?

antonymy

idioms nominal in nature

extra-linguistic context

Bilingual dictionaries are written in____languages.