THE MAIN FEATURES OF A COMMUNICATIVE ACT IN CONDITIONS OF PROFESSIONAL DISCOURSE

Abstract

The article examines professionalisms as linguistic material, being a product of speech activity of a certain social group. This understanding once again emphasizes the non-individual nature of speech, which “in any form of its manifestation is social, like language.” Social the nature of speech is manifested in its very definition as a realization language in human communication. Communication cannot be non-social. Communication has various forms of its manifestation, which is naturally reflected in speech, which, adapting to the social situation, modifies its forms.