Факультет: Зарубежная филология Магистрант: Умаралиева Н. А кафедра

Literature review. In modern linguistics, research on modern word formations in media texts is relevant. The works of Russian linguists V. N. Telia, N. D. Arutyunova, I. A. Sternin, T. G. Dobrosklonskaya and others are known.
A review of modern scientific literature allowed us to conclude that it is necessary to study neoplasms with assessment and their types in modern media.
Research methods. In the course of this study, the following scientific methods were used:
• Methods of word-formation analysis in determining the derivational structure of a neoplasm;
• Methods of structural semantic, semantic and stylistic analysis;
• Collection and analysis of language material, its generalization and classification, statistical calculations.
Structure and scope of work: This master's thesis consists of an introduction, 3 chapters, a conclusion and a list of references.
In the Introduction, the relevance of the research topic is substantiated, a review of Russian and domestic literature is conducted, the goals, objectives, object and subject of the study are defined, the research hypothesis is formulated, the methods used are indicated, the scientific novelty of the research is disclosed, the theoretical and practical significance of the work is justified and disclosed.
The first chapter of our work is devoted to the main issues of studying word formation in the Russian language, as well as the importance of studying suffixes in the formation of new words
In the second chapter, recent articles of popular Uzbek and Russian news telegram channels were examined, according to the results of which one can be convinced of the use of emotional and evaluative suffixes by publicists.
In the third chapter, emotionally colored words from news channels were analyzed. Evaluation is one of the main parts of the media
In conclusion, the general conclusions of the work are presented, the prospect of further study of these emotional-evaluative suffixes in neoplasm is determined.
Master's student: Umaralieva N. A.
Scientific supervisor: Candidate of Philological Sciences,
Associate Professor Shitka N.N