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The article considers the forms of language game realized in the speech activity of police officers. It emphasizes the situational conditionality of language games, their practical character, as well as variation possibilities due to the introduction of a linguistic variable. The potential of their modeling in the form of graphs is noted. The methodology is determined by the analysis of literature on the research problem and comparative analyses of speech practices of current police officers. The structural relations between linguistic units are graphically displayed by means of graph semantic modeling. As a result of the study, the authors conclude that the imitation of the linguistic ability of internal affairs officers contributes to the identification of productive speech strategies. The materials of this article can be used when considering the theory of communication, as well as in the process of professional training of future police officers.
language game, speech activity, root tree, linguistic variable, graph, lexicon, grammar, syntax, police officer.
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