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Neutral vocabulary forms the core of the English language. These words are used in all types of communication regardless of the situation or style. They are neither formal nor informal and can be found in both spoken and written language.

NEUTRAL, COMMON LITERARY AND COMMON COLLOQUIAL VOCABULARY

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31 марта 2026

Authors

Nabibullayeva Sarvinoz .

Jumabaeva Mokhira Anvarovna .

Publication Information

Volume: 90
Issue: 2
Pages: 348-349
Journal: ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ НАУКА И ИННОВАЦИОННЫЕ ИДЕИ В МИРЕ

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Abstract

This article examines three main types of vocabulary in the English language: neutral, common literary, and common colloquial vocabulary. Each type plays a significant role in communication and stylistics. Neutral vocabulary is widely used in all spheres of life, while literary vocabulary is typical for formal and written speech. Colloquial vocabulary, in contrast, is characteristic of everyday informal communication. Understanding the differences between these groups helps learners improve both their spoken and written English.

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Neutral vocabulary forms the core of the English language. These words are used in all types of communication regardless of the situation or style. They are neither formal nor informal and can be found in both spoken and written language.

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In conclusion, neutral, common literary, and common colloquial vocabulary

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each serve different purposes in the English language. Neutral vocabulary is universal

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and widely used, literary vocabulary adds formality and precision, and colloquial

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vocabulary reflects everyday communication. Understanding these differences allows

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learners to use language more effectively depending on the situation.

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