Theme: The problem of colloquial style abstract

CONCLUSION
Jargons are terms that can be found in the spoken speech of specific people, such as those in a career or those who have similar hobbies, habits, interests, or lifestyles. Words in current Uzbek literary language produce various linguistic phenomena in terms of semantic structure, form-meaning relationship, history, and consumption level. As a result, there are so-called polesimantism, synonyms, paronyms, homonyms, antonyms, neologisms, historisms, archaisms, jargons, and several other groupings, not to mention their location in the creative style, which reduces our sense of the participation of lexical units in this style.
The main notions
Style – variation in language use, whether literary or non-literary.
Register – those systemic variations inlinguistic features common to particular nonliterary situation e.g., advertising, legal language, sports commentary.
Style-shifting – variation of style according to medium and degree of formality.
Style –a distinctive set or sum of linguistic features that seem to be characteristic of register, genre or period, etc.
Author’s style – the set of features, peculiar to, or characteristic of an author, his or her language habits or idiolect.
Each – the same stock, but – choice!
Style – in terms of choice: the selection of features partly determined by the demands of genre, form, themes, etc.
All utterances have a style, even if they might seem relatively “plain” of unmarked: a plain style is itself a style.
The subject of stylistics. Its connection with other disciplines
Stylistics - branch of general linguistics. It has mainly with two tasks: St-s – is regarded as a lang-ge science which deals with the results of the act of communication. There are 2 basic objects of st-s: - stylistic devices and figures of speech; - functional styles. Branches of st-s: - Lexical st-s – studies functions of direct and figurative meanings, also the way contextual meaning of a word is realized in the text. L.S. deals with various types of connotations – expressive, evaluative, emotive; neologisms, dialectal words and their behavior in the text. - Grammatical st-s – is subdivided into morphological and syntactical. Morph-l s. views stylistic potential of gram-l categories of dif-t parts of speech. Potential of the number, pronouns…- Syntactical s. studies syntactic, expressive means, word order and word combinations, dif-t types of sentences and types of syntactic connections. Also deals with origin of the text, its division on the paragraphs, dialogs, direct and indirect speech, the connection of the sentences, types of sentences. - Phonostylistics – phonetical organization of prose and poetic texts. Here are included rhythm, rhythmical structure, rhyme, alliteration, assonance and correlation of the sound form and meaning. Also studies deviation in normative pronunciation. - Functional S (s. of decoding) – deals with all subdivisions of the language and its possible use (newspaper, colloquial style). Its object - correlation of the message and communicative situation.