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plays the role of the observer addressee, who sees current political events as a certain show performed for them with a captivating plot and an unpredictable ending. Politicians, when speaking with one another and with journalists, are continuously reminded of "a spectator audience" and act or "work for public," attempting to make an impact and "break an applause." Conclusion As a result, using a…D MamirbaevainScience LLC2022DOI 10.47689/innovations-in-edu-vol-iss1-pp34-36