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Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1. Some Features of Advertising

1.1. Methods of Persuasion in Advertising

Chapter 2. Linguistic Techniques Used in Advertisement

2.1.Syntactic Features of Advertisement 

2.2  Lexical Features of Advertisement 

2.3. Stylistic Devices Used in Advertisement

Chapter

The USE of  Simile in Advertisements

3.1. On the Theory of Simile

3.2. Some peculiarities of the Use of Simile in Advertisement

Conclusion

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Introduction

Chapter 1. Politeness

1.1. Speech Acts

1.2. Speech Act Theory

1.3. J. Austin’s and J. Searle’s Interpretation of Speech Act

1.4. Polite  Speech Acts

Chapter 2.  Social Factors Influencing Code Choice

2.1.Sociolinguistics as a Branch of Linguistics

2.2. Bilingualism, Multilingualism

2.3 Code Choice/ Code Switching

Conclusion

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Nature, as we have seen, works very well symbolically in these poems. Shakespeare, Wordsworth, and Frost all found some sort of inspiration from simple scenes of nature and used them to convey their emotions and feeling in their poetry.
 

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Nature, as we have seen, works very well symbolically in these poems. Shakespeare, Wordsworth, and Frost all found some sort of inspiration from simple scenes of nature and used them to convey their emotions and feeling in their poetry

 

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Introduction

Chapter 1.

1.1.The Notion of Color

1.2. Color Terms Typology

Chapter 2.

2.1.The Use of Colors in Different Languages

2.2. Cultural Differences

Conclusion

Bibliography

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Contents

Introduction. 3

Chapter 1. 4

The Use of Simple Present in English and Armenian. 4

1.1 The Category of Tense. 4

1.2 Simple  Present in English and Armenian. 6

Chapter 2. 12

Continuous Tenses in English and Armenian. 12

2.1 Verbs that are not used in Continuous  Tenses. 14

2.2 The Past Continuous (Imperfect Past, անկատարանցյալ) in Armenian. 15

Conclusion. 17

List of Literature. 18

 

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