| Issue | Title | |
| No 9 (2017) | COMPLEX ARGUMENTATION IN THE CONTEXT OF RHETORICAL STRUCTURE THEORY IN SCIENTIFIC DISCOURSE | Abstract PDF |
| N. Doronkina | ||
| No 8 (2016) | THE MAIN PECULIARITIES OF BUSINESS ENGLISH AS THE BRANCH OF ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES | Abstract PDF |
| I. V. Hanko | ||
| No 3 (2014) | Peculiarities of lexical and grammatical dominants translation in scientific texts. | Abstract |
| L. M. Zakharova, L. P. Babenko | ||
| No 7 (2016) | DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS` WRITING SKILLS: FOCUS ON ACADEMIC ESSAY | Abstract PDF |
| L. G. Svyrydova, O. S. Ameridze | ||
| No 6 (2015) | FORMATION OF HEALTHCARE COMPETENCE OF FUTURE ENGINEER IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY | Abstract |
| O. S. Blahyi | ||
| No 4 (2014) | Creation professional glossaries for students of technical colleges. | Abstract |
| N. Yu. Drozdovych | ||
| No 2 (2013) | The compositional structure of a fiction narrative text. | Abstract |
| Hanna Matkovska | ||
| No 3 (2014) | Compositional structure of a speech genre “business letter”. | Abstract |
| A. L. Kotkovets | ||
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