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| The subject matter of this work is to study phraseological units in the context based on the novel “Theatre” which was written by S.Maugham.
The object of the graduation paper is the process of sorting out all the phraseological units which are used in the novel “Theatre”. The topicality of the course paper goes to the fact that phraseological units are widely used not only in the literary works, but also in daily speech. In this dissertation paper we are going to investigate mainly the phraseological units in Maugham’s poems, specially the idioms used in his masterpiece-“Theatre”. The novelty of this dissertation paper is shown by the fact that the nature of the phraseological units has not been studied completely. In many cases it becomes very hard for the reader to understand the meaning, lexical-grammatical features of any idiom. Due to these facts, the modern scholars should thoroughly study the phraseological units, specially it would be much better if this investigation concerns Maugham’s novels, as his novels are literally imbued with various idioms. The actuality of this writing is to clarify the morphological models of constructing phraseological units in the English language. A lot of scientific works are devoted to the study of phraseological units. Due to its close connection with culture, national, stylistic and emotionally expressive coloring, phraseology has always attracted the attention of linguists. The problem of studying the phraseological units of the Russian and English languages was thoroughly investigated in V.V. Vinagradov, A.V. Koonin and G.B. Antrushin’s works. The theoretical importance of this dissertation paper is an accurate view to classifications of various outstanding linguists on phraseological units, their sources, studying their different types, and explaining the concrete meaning, giving the adequate translation according to the cultural and traditional point of view of English language. Download 51.68 Kb. Share with your friends:
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