INTRODUCTION 3
CHAPTER I. WRITTEN TANSLATION 5
1.1 Written translation 5
1.2 Types of written translation 8
CHAPTER II. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TYPES OF WRITTEN TRANSLATION 14
2.1 Analysis of types of written translation in the example of the novel The Sittaford Mystery" 14
2.2 Analysis of the types of written translation of national colored texts 19
CONCLUSION 24
BIBLIOGRAPHY 25

Introduction 3
1 The Origin of English Adjectives 4
1.1 Adjective as a category of English Language 4
1.2 Semantic Origin of English Adjective 6
2 The Development of English Adjective 9
2.1 Development of adjective in Old English Period 9
2.2 Development of adjective in Middle and Modern English Period 12
Conclusion 17
Bibliography 19

Introduction 3
1 The role of intonation in sounding speech 4
1.1 Intonation as a complex unity of its components. 4
1.2 Structure of Intonation 10
2 Stylistic use of intonation: Academic and information style 19
2.1 General characteristics of the stylistic use of intonation 19
2.2 Academic and information style of intonation 22
Conclusion 26
Bibliography 27

Introduction 3
1. General theory on psycholinguistics 5
1.1 Psycholinguistics and language comprehension 5
1.2 Language production 8
2 Psycholinguistic classification of translation 14
2.1 Types of translation 14
2.2 The Difference Between Interpreting and Translation 19
Conclusion 24
Bibliography 26

Introduction 3
1. Expressing Politeness and Impoliteness in Modern English 4
1.1 Politeness – as a Linguistic Category in Modern English 4
1.2 Ways of expressing politeness 5
1.3 The Brown and Levinson’s Classification of Politeness 7
2 Peculiarities of expressing politeness in English and Kazakh 9
2.1 Expressing politeness in English 9
2.2 Expressing politeness in Kazakh 19
2.3 Comparative-contrastive analysis of expressing politeness in English and Kazakh 20
Conclusions 22
List of bibliography 23

Introduction 3
General information on English phrasal verbs 5
1.1 Description and history of phrasal verbs 5
1.2 The notion of English phrasal verbs 7
1.3 Classification of phrasal verbs 10
Analysis of nouns and adjectives based on phrasal verbs 18
2.1 Analysis of nouns formed from phrasal verbs 18
2.2 Analysis of adjectives formed from phrasal verbs 22
Conclusion 25
Bibliography 26

Introduction 3
1 Theory and information on neologisms 5
1.1 History and development of neologisms 5
1.2 Neologism and their ways of creations 7
2 Translation of English neologisms 16
2.1 Ways of translation of neologisms 16
2.2 Translation of author's neologisms in the work of fiction The Lord of the Rings by J.R. Tolkien 24
Conclusion 28
Bibliography 29

Introduction 3
1 The formation of English language and its dialects 5
1.1 History of English language 5
1.2 Variants of English in the United Kingdom and local dialects 10
2 General information about Cockney and its pronunciation 14
2.1 General information about Cockney 14
2.2 Pronunciation of Cockney Dialect 16
Conclusion 19
Bibliography 20

INTRODUCTION 3
General information on ESL learning 5
1.1 Theory of ESL learning 5
1.2 Theoretical perspective of using drama activities and online-games to teach English as a Foreign Language 9
Practice of learning ESL through drama activities and online games 16
2.1Conducting lessons in learning ESL through drama activities 16
2.2 Conducting lessons in learning ESL through online games 19
CONCLUSION 23
BIBLIOGRAPHY 25
APPENDICES 26

INTRODUCTION 3
1 Phonetics 4
1.1 General notion about phonetics 4
1.2 Aspects and units of phonetics 6
1.2 Types and methods of Phonetics 9
1.3 The main branches of Phonetics 11
2 History of Phonetics 13
CONCLUSION 15
LIST OF USED LITERATURE 17