Vol. 3, No. 5; November 2016
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| Language Input Modification by Indonesianefl Teachers across Teaching Experience and Students’ Grade Ardhian Suseno, Bambang Yudi Cahyono |
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| Stylistic Ideology: Building Images in Advertising Language in the Brewery and Communication Industries in Cameroon SEINO Evangeline Agwa Fomukong |
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| Towards a Flipped Translation Classroom: Introducing and Enhancing Ethics in Translation Training Jia-chen CHUO |
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| An Analytic Hierarchy Process for English Learning Strategies of College Students in Taiwan Ping-Huang SHEU, PhD |
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| The Placement of Idioms in Traditional and Non-Traditional Approaches Monira I. Almohizea |
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| Children’s and Young Adults’ Judgment of Native-accented and Foreign-accented Filipino Speakers Fhadzralyn L. Aidil-Karanain, Ph.D. |
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| Word formation: the Description of the Nyakyusa Derivation and Inflection Nichodamus Robinson |
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| EFL Students’ Responses on Oral Corrective Feedbacks and Uptakes in Speaking Class Gunawan Suryoputro, Aam Amaliah |
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| The Constitution of Brazilian Footballing Speech Objects: Atletico Mineiro Club as a Club of Great Achievements or a Discursive Object Well Built? Priscilla Chantal Duarte Silva, Gustavo Miranda Guimarães |
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| The GEROM Project Search Engine Marco Stefano Tomatis |
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| Students’ Perceptions of the ideal-Teacher-as-Reader Besma Allagui |
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| ESP in Saudi Arabia: A Need for Active Community Shuruq Alsubaie |
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| The Effectiveness of Comprehensible Input: A Case of English Curriculum Design Jia-Ying Lee |
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| Presupposition-triggers and the Linguistic Features of Print Advertising Language Yuan Pang |
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| Presuppositions in Strategies of Conveying New Information in Print Advertising Language Yuan Pang |
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| A cognitive study of certain Animals in English and Arabic Proverbs: A Comparative Study Imad Hayif Sameer |
Abstract Full Text | Strategies in the translation of Arabic Da’wah texts: A case study of "Don’t be Sad" Sarah Alajlan |
Abstract Full Text | An Analysis of Translating Cultural Specific Terms in Bawden’s The Mongol Chronicle Altan Tobci Jinyu Liu, Ph.D.; Wurihan |
Abstract Full Text | Signals from the Surface of Texts: How Lexical Cohesion Reflects Writers’ Tones in Nigerian Newspaper Editorials Zubairu Malah |
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