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SECTION 1 UKRAINIAN LITERATURE

Bolotnikova A.P.
INTENSIFIERS OF POLITE VOCATIVES

Ilienkova V.V.
LEXIC AND VOCABULARY NEST FORMATION WITH THE DOMINANT OF THE WORD “HAPPINESS” AND ITS DERIVATIVE SEMANTICS

Korotych K.V.
LOVE, HAPPINESS AND FEAR IN THE TOTALITARIAN VIEW OF THE WORLD (ABOUT THE FUNCTIONING OF EMOTIVE VOCABULARY IN THE UKRAINIAN SOVIET PRESS)

Kushch N.V.
STYLISTIC MARKING OF SECONDARY ADVERBIAL PREPOSITIONS OF MANNER

Levchenko T.M.
FUNCTIONING OF JARGON FRASEOLOGICAL UNITS IN THE MASS MEDIA LANGUAGE

Leshchenko T.O., Bondar N.V., Zhovnir M.M.
SYNTAXIS OF PROFESSIONAL DENTAL DISCOURSE: TO THE NATIONAL BASIS

Maslo O.V., Volkova I.V.
FUNCTIONS OF NOMINATIONS OF THE VEGETABLE WORLD IN THE TITLES OF TEXTS OF MODERN UKRAINIAN PROSE

Novikova O.O.
STRUCTURAL-SEMANTIC FEATURES OF INTRODUCTORY CONSTRUCTIONS IN ARTISTIC TEXTS OF MODERN UKRAINIAN WRITERS

Ovsiienko A.S.
FUNCTIONAL-STYLISTIC EXPRESSIONS OF THE LEXEM REVOLUTION IN THE LANGUAGE OF UKRAINIAN MASS MEDIA

Petryna Kh.V.
ALLUSION AS A MEANS OF LANGUAGE GAMES IN THE UKRAINIAN POSTMODERN ARTISTIC TEXTS

Taranenko K.V.
LINGUISTIC CYBERBULLYING IN INTERNET DISCOURSE: THE ECOLINGUISTIC ASPECT

SECTION 2 RUSSIAN LANGUAGE

Azarova L.E., Horchynskaia L.V.
PHRASEOLOGISMS AS AN ASPECT OF STUDYING VOCABULAVG BY FOREIGN STUDENTS

Husieva O.I., Petko V.V.
MEDICAL TERMS IN ANTON CHEKHOV’S STORIES AS THE MAIN ELEMENT OF LITERARY TEXT

Radchuk O.V.
LANGUAGE REFERENTS OF THE NOTION OF ABSENCE IN THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE

SECTION 3 GERMANIC LANGUAGES

Avdieienko I.M.
DIFFERENCES IN SPEECH BEHAVIOR OF MODERN MEN AND WOMEN

Aleksenko S.F.
VERBALIZATION OF THE CATEGORY OF EVALUATION IN THE ENGLISH FILM REVIEWS

Bieliaieva O.M., Lysanets Yu.V., Znamenska I.V., Rozhenko I.V., Nikolaieva N.M.
THE USE OF PREPOSITIONS IN MEDICAL ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES

Vorona T.O.
ELECTRONIC RESOURCES AS A WAY TO WIDEN STUDENTS' VOCABULARY

Ivanotchak N.I., Paraska V.S.
VERBALIZATION OF THE CONCEPT COURAGE IN THE ANIMATED FILM “BRAVE”

Kaminska M.O., Makukhina S.V.
IMPROVEMENT OF COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE OF STUDENTS-AGRARIANS BY INCREASING MOTIVATION IN LEARNING FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Karpenko H.M.
EXPRESSIVE VOCABULARY OF THE MODERN ENGLISH TAGLINE IN ADVERTISING

Kondruk A.Yu.
THE ILLOCUTIONARY GOALS OF THE HYPOCRITICAL UTTERANCES

Koriahina A.Yu.
GENDER AND AGE ASPECTS OF VARIABILITY IN GERMAN OFFICIALS’ SPEECH

Mezhuieva I.Yu.
PROBLEMS OF USING THE INTERNET IN TEACHING BUSINESS ENGLISH

Oliinychenko O.B.
METHODS OF ACTIVATING THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS IN TEACHING ENGLISH FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES

Revenko V.V.
PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS IN THE HEADLINES OF MODERN BRITISH AND AMERICAN WEB-BASED MEDIA

Strochenko L.V.
MOTIVATIONAL FEATURES OF THE CONCEPT “GENIUS” IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE