2020
DOI: 10.31548/philolog2020.02.135
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The Search of Psycholinguistic Images for the Technical Terms on the Professionally Oriented English Lessons

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“…The background of the research is the familiarization with the theoretical investigations by I. Grabovska in the aspect of searching topicalizing questions [2], general he guidelines to conclude syllables by O. Botvinko-Botiuk [1] as well as theoretical [3], and practical recommendations to include the development of students' foreign language communicative skills [4] into curricula contents involving concrete purpose of students' studying. Besides, the practical part of investigation based upon our elaborated electronic courses to admit the achieved practical results either in professional terms knowledge [6] and conversational phrases application [8] or preparation to the general entrance foreign language exam [5] or general business course skills [7].…”
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“…The background of the research is the familiarization with the theoretical investigations by I. Grabovska in the aspect of searching topicalizing questions [2], general he guidelines to conclude syllables by O. Botvinko-Botiuk [1] as well as theoretical [3], and practical recommendations to include the development of students' foreign language communicative skills [4] into curricula contents involving concrete purpose of students' studying. Besides, the practical part of investigation based upon our elaborated electronic courses to admit the achieved practical results either in professional terms knowledge [6] and conversational phrases application [8] or preparation to the general entrance foreign language exam [5] or general business course skills [7].…”
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confidence: 99%