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DOI: Lexical Features Of The Publicistic Style
Jumakulova Gulnoza Zamirovna , Teacher Of The English Language Teaching Methodology Department, Foreign Languages Faculty, Fergana State University, Fergana, Republic Of UzbekistanAbstract
The article under discussion reveals the issues of lexical features of publicistic style. The current study is an attempt to conduct a comprehensive study of the publicistic style taking into account the penetration of elements of other functional styles of modern English. The author of the article came to conclusion that the use of abstract vocabulary plays a major role in the publicistic style.
Keywords
Publicistic style, features, lexical, elements, functional styles, system, independent, grammatical, borrowings, abbreviations
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