THE SIGNIFICANCE OF BUSINESS ENGLISH IN SCIENTIFIC AND COMMUNICATIVE ACTIVITIES

Abstract

This article analyzes the role of Business English in scientific and communicative activities, emphasizing its function as a medium for academic and professional interaction, research dissemination, and cross-cultural cooperation. The study explores the conceptual foundations of Business English, its integration into scientific discourse, its communicative functions in professional environments, and the challenges associated with its use. By examining linguistic, pragmatic, and socio-cultural dimensions, the article highlights the growing significance of Business English in shaping modern scientific and communicative practices.

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