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Edition 48 Part 1

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LINGUISTICS

  1. Alizade R.
    CHARACTERISTICS OF VERBS EXPRESSING EMOTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
  2. Bilenko T.
    THE PECULIARITIES OF RACING CAR TERMINOLOGY IN SPORTING ACTIVITY (FORMULA 1)
  3. Bilonizhka I., Chizhova N.
    LINGUOSTYLISTIC FEATURES OF PRESIDENT JOSEPH R. BIDEN JR.’S INAUGURAL ADDRESS
  4. Boichuk M.
    POLYSEMANTIC PECULIARITIES OF RELIGIOUS LEXIS
  5. Vydysheva O., Varlamova A.
    VERBALIZATION OF THE FEMME/WOMAN CONCEPT IN FRENCH AND UKRAINIAN (CONTRASTIVE ASPECT)
  6. Voloshuk V.
    STYLISTIC POTENTIAL OF THE TOPONIMICON IN THE GERMAN SHORT STORY
  7. Handziuk O., Masytska T.
    SPECIFICS OF SEMANTICS AND SYNTAX OF THE INFINITIVE IN THE NOVEL BY PAVLO ZAGREBELNY “EUROPE 45”
  8. Hoida O.
    GRAMMATICAL PECULIARITIES OF THE GERMAN LANGUAGE OF AUSTRIANS
  9. Holovko D., Byalyk V.
    THE NOTION OF “CONVENTIONALITY OF COMMUNICATION” IN MODERN LINGUISTICS
  10. Golovnia A., Shcherbyna A.
    SYNTACTIC MEANS OF SUSPENSE CREATING (BASED THE NOVEL BY NOAH HOWLEY BEFORE THE FALL)
  11. Honcharova V., Pestushko A.
    FEATURES OF THE VERBALISATION OF ENGLISH-LANGUAGE EMOTIVE-MARKED VOCABULARY IN A FICTION TEXT
  12. Hron Yu.
    BLENDING AS A WORD FORMATION MODEL OF MODERN MEDIA DISCOURSE (EXEMPLIFIED BY THE NEOLOGISMS TO DENOTE COVID-19 PHENOMENA)
  13. Datska T.
    FREE PHONEME VARIATION AS A COMPONENT OF FORMING THE PHONETIC COMPETENCY OF STUDENTS MAJORING IN ENGLISH (ON THE BASIS OF GENERAL AMERICAN PRONUNCIATION)
  14. Dobosh O., Albota S.
    DISCURSIVE AND METAPHORICAL FEATURES OF THE “BREXIT” CONCEPT
  15. Dutka O.
    BORROWING FROM THREE AND MORE LANGUAGES AS A SOURSE OF HOMONYMY OF THE UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE
  16. Zabotnova M.
    TEXTUALITY OF INTERNET MEMES IN ENGLISH POLITICAL DISCOURSE
  17. Zaitseva М.
    EVOLUTION OF THE EMOTIVE CODE OF ENGLISH COURT DISCOURSE
  18. Zizinska A.
    TYPES OF DIRECTIVES IN OLD ENGLISH LANGUAGE (7–11 CENTURIES)
  19. Isniuk O.
    LEXICO-STYLISTIC CHARACTERISTICS REPRESENTING THE THEME OF RELIGION IN ROBERT LANGDON BOOK SERIES BY DAN BROWN
  20. Kalyuzhna A.
    KEY CONCEPTS INTERACTION IN MANAGERIAL DISCOURSE
  21. Kior Yu., Kobylenko N.
    WISHES AS A SPEECH ACT IN MODERN GREEK
  22. Kolisnyk M.
    CHARACTERISTICS OF CONSONANT DEVIATIONS SYSTEM IN ENGLISH NORTH-EAST DIALECT IN 2000-2010 YEARS
  23. Komirna Ye.
    PHONOSTYLISTIC FEATURES OF THE MAIN HERO DISCOURSE IN THE NOVEL “HAIL GALARNEAU!” BY JACQUES GODBOUT
  24. Korkishko S., Koltsova O.
    THE PHENOMENON OF MISUNDERSTANDING IN DIALOGICAL COMMUNICATION
  25. Kuznietsova H.
    TARGETING AND ADDRESSEE (ON THE POLITICAL DISCOURSE MATERIAL)
  26. Kulish A.
    COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGIES OF THE SPEECH PERSONALITY (ON THE MATERIAL OF SPEECH BEHAVIOUR OF SHERLOCK HOLMES)
  27. Kuntso O., Humeniuk I.
    EXTRA-LINGUISTIC MOTIVATION IN ENHANCING ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES VOCABULARY RETENTION
  28. Kushch E.
    GENDER PECULIARITIES OF ACTUALIZATION OF COMIC (BASED ON DISCOURSE OF PRESENTERS OF AMERICAN ENTERTAINING TALK SHOWS)
  29. Leitsius H., Sheverun N.
    QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF CONNECTIVITY OF LEXICAL-SEMANTIC GROUPS OF ADVERBS-INTENSIFIERS IN MODERN GERMAN
  30. Lemeshchenko-Lagoda V.
    NATIONALLY MARKED VOCABULARY: THE PROBLEM OF DEFINITION AND SPECIFICITY OF LEXICOGRAPHIC FIXATION IN SCOTS-ENGLISH DICTIONARIES
  31. Lysenko Ye.
    ETHNOSPECIFIC FEATURES OF CANADIAN ENGLISH FOLKTALE AS A RESULT OF CROSS-CULTURAL DIALOGUE
  32. Lyubchuk N.
    FUNCTIONING OF NEOPHRASEOLOGISMS IN GERMAN-LANGUAGE ONLINE NEWSPAPERS
  33. Makhachashvili R., Bilyk K.
    STUDY OF THE FUNCTIONAL AND LINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF “BREAKING NEWS” HEADLINES IN THE CONTEMPORARY FRENCH MEDIADISCOURSE
  34. Makhachashvili R., Semenist I.
    GLOBAL INNOVATIVE LOGOSPHERE OF COMPUTER BEING MACROSTRUCTURE DYNAMICS (BASED ON EUROPEАN AND ORIENTAL LANGUAGES)