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THE MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND INNOVATION OF THE REPUBLICOF UZBEKISTAN SAMARKAND STATE INSTITUTE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Oblaqulova Munavvara
SPESIFIC FEATURES OF POSE
COURSE WORK


"RECOMENDED TO PROVE"
PhD., Asadov R. M The head of chair
"English philology"
D. B. Azizova

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SAMARQAND 2023
CONTENT
INTRODUCTION....................................3
CHAPTER I. THE GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT POSE
1.1. Definition and examples of slangs in English language...……6
1.2. Varieties of slang…..…................................14
Conclusion. on Chapter I...........................….21
CHAPTER II. A STUDY ON THE ROLE OF SLANG ANALYSIS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
2.1. The characteristics of slangs depending on language.......................22
2.2. Uses of slang.....................29
Conclusion on Chapter II........................36
CONCLUSION…..................................37
LIST OF USED LITERATURE...............................39
INTERNET RESOURCES .............................40
GLOSSARY ...................................41


INTRODUCTION
Entrance to the issue.
Psychologically, most good slang harks back to the stage in human culture when animism was a worldwide religion. At that time, it was believed that all objects had two aspects, one external and objective that could be perceived by the senses, the other imperceptible (except to gifted individuals) but identical with what we today would call the “real” object. Human survival depended upon the manipulation of all “real” aspects of life-hunting, reproduction, warfare, weapons, design of habitations, nature of clothing or decoration, etc. through control or influence upon the animus, or imperceptible phase of reality. This influence was exerted through many aspects of sympathetic magic, one of the most potent being the use of language. Words, therefore, had great power, because they evoked the things to which they referred.