THE USE OF STYLISTIC MEANS IN THE CONTEXT OF PROFESSIONAL SPEECH ABOUT ZOIODIOMAS AS ONE OF THE COMPONENTS OF THE COMMUNICATIVE PROCESS AMONG CADETS AND FUTURE LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS

The article deals with the basic rules of communicative behavior; formulated the provisions on which the language training of the future law-enforcement officer should be based. The main attention is focused on the need to improve language skills, forming awareness of language as one of the tools of influence on the listener. A number of practical tasks were developed that would help to enrich the vocabulary through phraseological variation. It is stressed that the use of stylistic means in the context of professional broadcasting of zoiodiomas is obligatory for all who care about their linguistic level and prestige of the profession of law enforcement. The article has a practical and educational effect. Raises the question of the expediency of using sustainable expressions in the professional field. Directed to university lecturers, cadets, masters, post-graduate students. As the communicative competence of the future specialist, besides, remains one of the main problems in the higher education, our attention and efforts will be adjusted to the development of K.V. Balabukha, O.M. Bandura, I.V. Vashchenko, I. S. Voitsekhivska, T.V. Gorokhovskaya, I.P. Drozdova, N.P. Dovgan, M.M. Isaenkа, V.M. Kukushina, L. M. Konovalova, V. S. Malakhova, V. N. Panferova, M. I. Pentilyuk, Ya. V. Podolyak, I. Ridanova, T. Rudyuk, V. I. Ryashka, L. D. Stolyarenko, F. I. Khmila, where the question of ethical culture, moral patriotic education, socio-cultural component, professional language training is not well-lit. Because from the point of view of the theory, the phraseology has already been sufficiently studied, and the professional issue needs additional coverage. Consequently, the proposed article raises a number of issues related to professionally oriented learning. By way of linguodidactic exercises, they solve the issues of expressing cadets' speech, which in the future will become law enforcement officers.