SOME SYNTACTIC FEATURES OF ENGLISH ORAL SPEECH AND THEIR ANALYSIS FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF CONCEPTS OF CORRECTNESS OF SPEECH.
Keywords:
concept, exemplary speech, orthology, vivid, expressive, prerequisiteAbstract
Finding orthological mistakes and its effect on language learning process is essential step for extracting knowledge about it. Anytime we face a lot of changes and loosing grammatical structures in English speaking. Of course those situations lead to difficulties in grasping the language by its learners, as well as many contradictions, as well as to emergence of controversial situations.
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