Anglicisms as a component of modern speech behavior (lexico-grammatical aspect)

the article examines the grammatical aspect of the spontaneous use of anglicisms as one of the characteristic features of the speech behavior of some speakers and writers in Russian. The research methodology is presented by a review of scientific works of domestic researchers on a survey of lexical borrowings in the Russian language, as well as an analysis of lexical borrowings, the use of which is single, unique, from the standpoint of semantics and grammatical implementation. The collection of lexical material was carried out using a continuous sampling method from written Internet messages and Internet correspondence, newspaper journalism on a certain topic - sports, youth life, advertising, etc., as well as some genres of oral speech – usually oral public speeches in an official or semi-official setting. The results of scientific research are presented in the form of conclusions, which record both changes in the lexical system and certain advances in the grammatical system – for example, in the formation of parts of speech, the structure of sentences and the organization of groups of sentences.

neologisms, anglicisms, Russian grammar, occasional word formation, barbarisms, speech behavior, comic effect