Styles

... can be defined as a system of language meams intended to fulfil a specific function of communication.

• Decoding stylistics

• Functional stylistics

• Individual stylistics

• Practical stylistics

New words usually appearing as names of new phenomena and thus enriching the vocabulary

I.R.Galperin distinguish styles in the English language, each of which is characterised by specific linguistic features.

• Official business, scientific-professional, publicistic, literary colloquial, familiar colloquial styles.

• Poetic, scientific, newspaper, colloquial styles

• Belles-lettres, publicistic, newspaper, scientific, official documental styles

Type of style, which is main function is aesthetic impact on the reader.

The linguistic characteristics of the ..... style are the following:

1.genuine

2.the use of words in contextual meaning

3.the use of expessiveness

• Belles-lettres style

• Publistics style

• Official-documental style

• Scientific style

• Newspaper style

The stylistics function of ...... is to create the local colouring, to stress that the action takes place in a strange country.

.... - words and phrases in common colloquial use, being outside of the literary language. It is opposed to Standart English.

• Jargons

• Vulgarisms

• Slang

• Dialectical words

Their main stylistic function is to create the true to life background in historical works.

Vulgarisms -

• Words are used to emphasise the coarseness the lack of education of certain characters.

• Words and word expressions which have come from dialectal character.

• Words which are borrowed from another language

Its stylistic function is to produce humorous and satiric effect.