Відповідь:
A.
Internationalisms: grammar, modality, molecule, company.
Professionalisms: pedagogical, complementation, predication, jurisdiction.
Archaism: whereof, behold, cab.
Neologism: fantasy.
National/Universal typological nature: The words listed here can be considered both national and universal, as they are commonly used in both English-speaking and Ukrainian-speaking contexts. Some words may have originated from a specific language but have been adopted and used internationally.
B.
Internationalisms: university, doctor, journalist, foundation, philosophy, smartphone, webinar.
Professionalisms: mathematics.
Archaism: None.
Neologism: None.
National/Universal typological nature: The words listed here can be considered both national and universal. While some words may have originated from Ukrainian, they are also used in other languages and have become part of the international lexicon.
Пояснення:
Відповідь:
A train came to a small station, and a passenger peered out of the window of a train carriage, spotting a woman selling cakes. The man had skipped breakfast that morning and felt hungry, desiring a cake. However, the woman was standing quite far from the carriage. Afraid of missing the train, the man didn't want to go and buy a cake himself. He noticed a boy walking along the platform near the carriage, so he called out to the boy and asked, "How much does a cake cost?" The boy replied, "Threepence, sir." The man gave him a sixpence and instructed, "Bring me a cake, and with the other threepence, buy a cake for yourself." The boy took the money and went to the woman. After a few minutes, the boy returned, eating a cake. He gave the man threepence as change and said, "The woman had only one cake, sir."
