This category covers the loading- and delivery facilities, special storage facilities, workshops, photography laboratories and other work spaces. Offices Offices provide the employees of the museum with a contemporary work- and leisure environment. In addition to other departments, also the finance-, development-, publishing- and communication departments of the Art Museum of Estonia are situated here. Auditorium The Kumu auditorium a unique exhibition hall The Kumu auditorium is a notional, as well as practical, extension of the art museum and the foundations of its activity are interconnected with the exhibitions organised in the building. The aim of the auditorium is to have a slightly differently oriented program, but still be one of many exhibition halls in the Kumu Art Museum. In terms of the organisation of its content, Kumu has two purposes: it is at the same time a national gallery and a museum of modern art. But the program of the auditorium is much more comprehensive
Also in French. For example: le musique, le travail, la table. In these cases there are articles to tell us whether the words are masculine, feminine or natural. The rest of the structure of the sentence depends a lot on whether the word is masculine, feminine or neutral. There is no grammatical gender in English! Gender in English nouns can be notional (mõtteline) or covert (varjatud). Some 3rd person pronouns in English express gender distinctions. For example: He (masculine), she (feminine), it (neutral). But also herself, himself, hers etc. There are morphologically unmarked nouns that have gender distinctions. For example: bachelor – spinster, mother – father, uncle – aunt etc.
g. "He felt ice water flowing in his veins"). FGI 1081 Stylistics (I. Ladusseva) 13 A sustained (developed) metaphor is when you have several metaphors contributing to the same image (e.g. "Our family rivulet joined other streams and the stream was the river pouring into the church."). Metaphor is expressed by all notional parts of speech: nouns (e.g. "the eyes are the windows of the soul"), verbs (e.g. "the time was bleeding away"), adjectives (e.g. "the word was tipsy"), adverbs (e.g. "the wind was blowing sadly"). The function of metaphor is to stress an important feature in an imaginative (!) way. 2. Metonymy lexical and contextual meanings are based on the contiguity: one word is
German: der Mann `the man' die Frau `the woman' das Kind `the child' der Tisch `the table' die Feder `the pen' das Buch `the book' English has no inflectionally-marked gender distinctions. Some 3 rd person pronouns and wh- pronouns express natural gender distinctions: it, which, etc. [NONPERSONAL] contrasts with the following: who, whom, [PERSONAL] he, himself [MASCULINE, chiefly PERSONAL] she, herself, etc. [FEMININE, chiefly PERSONAL] Gender in English nouns is `notional' or `covert' (cf. French, German, Russian). There is no grammatical gender in English. Male entities are referred to masculine pronouns - he; female - she; sexless - it. Some other remarks: - morphologically unmarked for gender: bachelor spinster, uncle aunt, monk nun, king queen, nephew niece, brother sister - morphologically marked for gender: host hostess , prince princess, god goddess, hero heroine
"). 2. Anadiplosis (catch repetition) is repeating a word or a phrase at the end of a clause, or sentence, and at the beginning of the following one (e.g. "Such was his life life without hope."). 3. Anaphora repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of several clauses or sentences in succession (e.g. "Supposing she does come, supposing the darkness lift, supposing"). Anaphora involves notional parts of speech - usually nouns, adjectives, or verbs are repeated. 4. Epiphora repetition of a word or phrase at the end (e.g. "She is mad, unhappy and mad, cheerful and mad."). 5. Tautology redundancy in words which is objectional in literary speech. There is: a) grammatical tautology - using the double subject, predicate in a sentence (e.g. "Miss Webster, she slept forty days before waking up." (double subject)
arvestuslikust? Kontsernikonto – kontserni arvelduskonto, millele koondatakse kontserni kuuluvate ettevõtete pangakontodel olev raha. Koondamine võib toimuda: ● Füüsiliselt (physical pooling) – st raha liigub automaatselt reaalselt kõik kontsernikontole, üksuse kontole jääb 0-jääk st kui üksuse kontol oli raha puudu, siis sinna kantakse kontsernikontolt raha juurde. Mõningatel juhtudel võib miinimumjääk olla ka muu kui 0. ● Arvestuslikult (notional pooling) – st kontsernikonto aruandes on näha arvel olev arvestuslik rahasumma, kuid füüsiliselt paikneb raha eraldi allüksuste kontodel. 13. Nimetage vähemalt 3 maksete kogumise alternatiivi. E-arve püsimakse lepingu kasu ettevõttele ● Pank ise debiteerib maksja kontolt kokkulepitud kuupäeval rahasumma. ● Unustamisest tulenev ostjate maksete hilinemine väheneb. ● Kuna maksete tasumise kuupäevad on eelnevalt kokku lepitud siis paraneb võimalus oma
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