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PRAGMATIC AND STYLISTIC ASPECTS OF NEOLOGISMS IN MODERN ENGLISH (BASED ON MEDIA MATERIALS) AND THEIR ROLE IN TEACHING VOCABULARY
- 1. 1st year master's student of the Foreign languages and literature faculty, University of Economics and Pedagogy
- 2. Scientific advisor: PhD., assoc.prof University of Economics and Pedagogy
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This paper investigates the significance of neologisms in the progression of the English language, emphasizing their functional and stylistic roles in current media. By analyzing recent examples, the study aims to highlight how neologisms can influence vocabulary learning strategies within educational environments. The results indicate that understanding neologisms is vital for effective communication, aiding in the absorption of new terms into everyday language.
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