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Psycholinguistically , this study posits various hypotheses on the nature of reading comprehension ( both Li and L2 ) and language transfer . Practically , L's research offers an insight into medical education in the Netherlands and how ...
Psycholinguistically , this study posits various hypotheses on the nature of reading comprehension ( both Li and L2 ) and language transfer . Practically , L's research offers an insight into medical education in the Netherlands and how ...
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Ch . 7 , the last chapter devoted solely to the reading process , is concerned with word recognition and the reading process ... To provide the reader with an understanding of the significance of the rather diverse experimental results ...
Ch . 7 , the last chapter devoted solely to the reading process , is concerned with word recognition and the reading process ... To provide the reader with an understanding of the significance of the rather diverse experimental results ...
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( John BATTENBURG , California Polytechories and practical applications to reading . In nic State University . ) an article concerning phonics and literacy , Joyce Morris argues that the ' look and say ' method of reading contributes to ...
( John BATTENBURG , California Polytechories and practical applications to reading . In nic State University . ) an article concerning phonics and literacy , Joyce Morris argues that the ' look and say ' method of reading contributes to ...
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On a possible sign advantage | 1 |
The Xbar theory of phrase structure András Kornai Geoffrey K Pullum | 24 |
Extraposition and focus Geoffrey J Huck Younghee Na | 51 |
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