THE ROLE OF PRAGMATIC CONVENTIONALITY IN THE REGULATION OF ENGLISH BUSINESS DISCOURSE

Abstract

This article examines the role of pragmatic conventionality in regulating English business discourse and highlights its importance in ensuring effective communication in a business environment. Also, in the article, it is scientifically based that pragmatic conventionality means a standardized language practice formed on the basis of social norms and assumptions. They are essential for maintaining professionalism, accuracy and mutual understanding in business interactions. The analysis shows the influence of these conventions on various aspects of communication, including formal greetings, email formats, and industry terminology. Drawing on theories of linguistics and philosophy, the research emphasizes the importance of sociocultural competence and adherence to legal and ethical standards in global business communications. By learning historical context and contemporary applications, this article demonstrates how pragmatic conventions facilitate effective interaction and compliance, and ultimately contribute to the success of business operations