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DEVELOPING FIXED EXPRESSIONS IN ORAL SPONTANEITY

Kamolova Dilafruz Muxammad qizi

Академические исследования в современной науке · 2026

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This paper explores the significance of fixed expressions in enhancing oral spontaneity in language use. Fixed expressions, also known as formulaic language, encompass a range of pre-constructed phrases, idioms, collocations, and proverbs that speakers often utilize in conversational contexts. The study posits that these expressions serve as cognitive shortcuts that facilitate fluency and coherence in speech, allowing speakers to navigate complex communicative situations more effectively. By analyzing various linguistic frameworks and empirical studies, the paper highlights how fixed expressions contribute to reducing cognitive load during spontaneous conversation, thereby enabling speakers to focus on message delivery rather than linguistic formulation. Additionally, the role of fixed expressions in cultural identity and social interaction is examined, illustrating their importance in fostering connections among speakers. Ultimately, this research underscores the necessity of integrating fixed expressions into language education and training programs to enhance learners' oral proficiency and spontaneity. Key Words: Fixed Expressions, Formulaic Language, Oral Spontaneity, Cognitive Load, Fluency, Naturalness, Social Functionality, Contextual Appropriateness, Memory Aids, Conversational Fillers

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Fixed Expressions, Formulaic Language, Oral Spontaneity, Memory Aids, Conversational Fillers, Naturalness, Cognitive Load, Contextual Appropriateness, Fluency, Social Functionality
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