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This article discusses the features of the functioning of the lexical units of the modern English language. In the article, the author gives his vision of some word-formation neological processes and tendencies in the English language, gives an etymological description of vocabulary, and also shows not only quantitative, but also qualitative changes in the word-formation system. The article defines the role of telescoping not only as the most productive method of word formation at the present stage of the development of the word-formation system, but also as a source for the formation of new word-formation elements and models of the macrosystem of the modern English language. language.
vocabulary, telescopic word (telescopism), sources, affix, etymology, enrichment, word formation.
vocabulary, telescopic word (telescopism), sources, affix, etymology, enrichment, word formation.
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