Identification of linguistic features of Sheldon Lee Cooper's speech on the basis of classification, which is carried out by the parameter of the level of mastery of communicative competence. Divide it into strong, mediocre and weak speech personalities.

The speech personality of Sheldon Lee Cooper in the communicative aspect is considered. Identification of the linguistic features of Sheldon Lee Cooper's speech based on the classification based on the parameter of the level of communicative competence.

Identification of speech characteristics of Holmes by analyzing his speech behavior according to the pragmatic function. Sherlock's speech intentions, which he applies at the level of interpersonal communication. Proper names in Latin, abbreviations.

Seven Wonders of Russia. Peterhof, Weathering pillars, lake Baikal, Valley of Geysers and Elbrus. Sculpture "The Motherland Calls!" - compositional center of the monument-ensemble "Heroes of the Stalingrad Battle" on Mamaev Kurgan in centre of Volgograd.

The history of sports in Great Britain. The national British sports like football, golf, cricket, tennis, racing. The golf clubs in the United Kingdom and famous courses. Two popular types of horseracing in Great Britain: flat racing and jump racing.

Association football is one of the most popular games in the British Isles. In summer the English national sport is cricket. Golf is Scotland's chief contribution to British sport. Walking, swimming, billiards, pool and darts are the most popular sports.

Linguistic analysis of sports discourse as the language of sports subjects who, depending on the role reality, verbalize their communicative intentions in different ways. The place of sports in social life, in the communicative and informational space.

In the textbook incorporates the European standards for mastering conversational skills, raising to a new level of knowledge of grammar and vocabulary of a foreign language; development of communication skills, writing; understanding of another culture.

St. Pauls Cathedral as one of the greatest English churches, a beautiful building with many columns and towers. The famous English architect Sir Christopher Wren, building in the seventeenth century after the Great Fire. The largest bell in the world.

St. Petersburg as the second largest city in Russia. Magnificent architectural ensembles of the 18th and 19th centuries in the city. The Palace Square as the most famous square in the city. Nevsky Prospect in the St. Petersburg, Venice of the North.

The need to take into account physical actions, intonations that carry a certain communicative load and in a real text turn into verbal form for their visual perception. Formal separation and at same time, semantic adjoining of parts of complex utterance.

Experiment of the concept of stages of qualification of a crime, its types and criminal-legal significance. Establishment of types of acts (content of relevant operations) and features that are inherent in a particular stage of qualification of a crime.

The procedure of empirical studying lexico-semantic peculiarities of words denoting philosophical, world outlook, scientific, social, political, moral, religious, legal, aesthetic values in Modern Ukrainian and English. Determined linguistic units.

Analysis of the concept of language shift, the reasons for its appearance and development. Development of a new method for classifying types of language shift in terms of changes occurring in areas of communication and levels of language competence.

The visit to the USSR of the British parliamentary delegation in 1945. The study of the ideologization and politicization of Soviet society under the circs of the Stalinist totalitarian regime, which distorted the development of "people's diplomacy".

The concept of text’s naturalness - a system of language users’ preferences of the use of linguistic items measured by their frequency of occurrence in a particular context. Recurrent multi-word sequences - one of the main problem in translation.

A variety of language that is a characteristic of a certain group of native speakers. Differences in vocabulary, slang, patois, pidgin. Studying the differences in the style of speech of people who speak the same language, but live in different regions.

A feature of the study of American dialects. Differences in spelling and pronunciation in English and British. Peculiarity of grammatical differences in the dialects of diversity nations. The study of vocal distinctions in the conversation of peoples.

Standard variety is the variety of a language which has the highest status in a community or nation and which is usually based on the speech and writing of native speakers of the language. All English speakers speak and understand at least one dialect.

The concept of institutional business discourse, characteristics, including stereotyped expressions and adherence to status roles. The specifics of the stylistic use of the passive and modal verbs, the shift to the active in English business discourse.

The interaction between standardization and specification in written business English discourse. Principles of stylistic use of the passive voice, modal verbs, a shift to the active voice in English business discourse to give it a more businesslike tone.

The role of state regulation of the economy and theoretical approaches to these processes. Analysis of the structuring of the national economy by component basis. The main characteristic of the problem of territorial-industrial complexes in the state.

The statement as an unit of the communication process with reference to the relationships while creating artistic text and increasing the transmitted information. The semantic branching of the text depending on the statement actualization by receiver.

Linguistic genderology - a scientific field that studies the problem of relationship between language and gender as one of the parameters of personality. Characteristics of male and female portrait descriptions based on examples from English prose.

Implementation of research in the field of corpus linguistics in the process of teaching spoken English. Review of modal constructions with can/could and may/might and the fundamental difference between modal verbs for non-linguistic university students.

In line with Cognitive Linguistics commitments and assumptions highlights the problems pertaining to a universal ability of human cognition to construe the world in language statively, the principles of stative interpretation of knowledge about the world.

Stereochemical aspects of the epoxidation of norbornene and its 7-syn-substituted derivatives with peroxy-formic acid. Study of the stabilization of the transition state due to hydrogen bonds. Sterile repulsion between the substituent and the oxidant.

The approaches of different scientists to define the term "stereotype". Possible prejudicial effects of stereotypes. A negative and positive impact on individuals by stereotypes. Stereotypes as a part of human life. Cultures and national stereotypes.

Study of the process of intercultural communication from the linguistic point of view and sociology. Stereotyping as a psychological model of human thinking. Identifying the influence of stereotypes on the translation and perception of foreign culture.

The investigation of discourse organization of EFL interviewees’ responses to one particular question in an English oral language proficiency test that is constructed in a form of a semi-direct video conference with the English language learners.