Philology, linguistics and literary studies

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• TRANSLATION OF GERMAN LANGUAGE PARTICIPAL CONSTRUCTIONS INTO UKRAINIAN BASED ON OFFICIAL AND BUSINESS DISCOURSE TEXTS

  Ivanna Ivanytsia

  104-108

• TRASITIONAL NATURE OF SYNCRETIC CONSTRUCTIONS WITH THE FUNCTIONAL-SEMANTIC FIELD “CONDITION-OBJECT”

  Tetiana Shundel

  103-111

• TYPOLOGIES OF TRAVELER BEHAVIOR IN CONTEMPORARY UKRAINIAN LITERATURE OF THE EARLY 21ST CENTURY

  Nataliia Rozinkevych

  120-139

• UKRAINIAN "SIXTIES": THE ABILITY TO SIMULTANEOUSLY LAST IN THE PAST AND PRESENT

  Oksana Vekua

  36-39

• UKRAINIAN MEDICAL TERMS WITH THE ELEMENTS КАРДІО- and СЕРЦЕ-

  Olena Samoilenko

  106-110

• UNDERSTANDING PLEONASMS IN SPEECH AND WRITING

  Olha Verkhovtsovf

  87-96

• UPDATE OF THE CONCEPT OF DECOLONIZED CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE UKRAINIAN WRITER AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF CONTEMPORARY REALITIES

  Oksana Vekua

  68-73

• USING GAME IN TEACHING BUSINESS ENGLISH

  Olga Ihnatieva, Liudmila Tkachenko, Olena Lanskykh

  140-145

• WORD-FORMATION FEATURES OF NEOLOGISMS IN MODERN ENGLISH

  Halyna Zahurska

  111-117

• ZOONOMYC LEXIS. ZOONYMS COW, BULL AND OX, THEIR ETYMOLOGY, SEMANTICS AND FUNCTION IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE

  Maryna Smuhliakova, Nataliia Ponomarenko

  65-68

•  BASIC CONCEPTS OF THE PRAGMATICS OF THE TEXT

  Hannah Udovichenko, Liliia Anatoliivna Dmytruk

  110-116

•  PECULIARITIES OF LANGUAGE OF YOUTH ONLINE COMMUNICATION ON EXAMPLE OF INTERNET MEMES

  Anna Tomilina, Maryna Maloivan

  27-30

•  TEACHING UKRAINIAN AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE IN HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

  Tatyana Gurkina, Larysa Kushnir

  129-133

•  UNSTRESSED VOCALISM ALLOPHONIC VARIABILITY IN POLYSYLLABIC WORDS IN THE ENGLISH SPEECH OF UKRAINIANS

  Antonina Varlakova

  74-80

• «FOR BETTER - FOR WORSE»: AN UNKNOWN AUTODOCUMENTARY PROSE

  Olga Kalashnikova

  119-127