COMMUNICATIVE AND PRAGMATIC FEATURES OF PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS IN SPEECH

The pragmatic and communicative aspects of phraseological units in dialogic speech are examined in this study. The research determines how these units work to regulate interpersonal relationships, represent social context, and communicate speaker purpose through qualitative examination of real English dialogic texts, such as literary conversations, film scripts, and interviews. The results demonstrate that phraseological units play crucial pragmatic roles such indirectness, humor, politeness, and emphasis in addition to enhancing communication. This study emphasizes how crucial phraseological proficiency is to successful and culturally relevant communication.