Microsoft Word Seminars on stylistics

 
e. g.
jargon of thieves and vagabonds; the jargon of the army; the jargon of 
sportsmen; the jargon of students; etc. 
Professionalisms 
Jargonisms 
Social 
Professional 
Jargon
is defined as the language difficulty to understand, it has a 
bad form and spoken badly. The vocabulary of jargon is the words existing 
in the language but having new meanings
Professionalisms 
Such words, which are used in certain spheres of 
human activity. They are used in a definite trade, 
profession or calling by people connected by 
common interests both at work and at home. 

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Dialectal words 
Different dialects of the English language 
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Southern dialect:
to zee, vat, vox instead of to see, to satisfy, fat, fox; 
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Scotland dialect:
stane, bane, raid instead of “stone”, “bone”, road”; 
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Northern dialect:
to coom, sun[sun] instead of “to come”, “sun”; 
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Cockney dialect: 
to sy, (to say), to py (to pay), nah then (now then), 
menners (manners), thenk you (thank you), sittin’(sitting), hatmosphere 
(atmosphere), I comed (I came), I knowed (I knew); 
 
The stylistic functions of dialectal words 
to characterize a person 
person’s breading and education through 
his speech 
The functions of professionalisms 
to characterize the speech of the person 
to make the description more precise and 
realistic 
Such non- literary English words, which are 
connected with a certain area of region. 
Commonly used in oral speech and emotive 
prose.
Dialectal 
words
 

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