6.2 phraseological unit

1. Native

1.1. Terminological and professional lexis

1.2. British literature

1.3. British traditions and customs

1.4. Superstitions and legends

1.5. Historical facts and events

1.6. Phenomena and facts of everyday life

1.7. Historical facts and events

2. Borrowed

2.1. The Holy script

2.2. Ancient legends and myths

2.3. Acts and events of the world history

2.4. Variants of the English language

2.5. Other languages

2.6. Ancient legends and myths

2.7. The Holy script

3. Фразеологизмы из упражнений

4. Semantic structure of phraseological units

4.1. Denotational macrocomponent

4.2. Evaluational macrocomponent

4.3. Motivational

4.4. Emotive (эмоциональный)

4.5. Stylistic

4.6. Grammatical

4.7. Gender

4.7.1. Explicitly

4.7.2. Implicitly

5. Functions

5.1. Subject

5.2. Predicate

5.3. Attribute

5.4. Adverbial

6. According to their functions

6.1. Substantive

6.2. Verbal

6.3. Adjectival

6.4. Adverbial

6.5. Interjection

7. Types of transference of phraseological units

7.1. Simile

7.2. Metaphor

7.3. Metonymy

7.4. Synecdoche

8. According to the degree of the idiomaticity

8.1. Fusions

8.2. Unities

8.3. Collocations