ITL - International Journal of Applied Linguistics
Volume 133-134 (2001)
2001. ca. 159 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 1 January 2001
Published online on 1 January 2001
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
- Non-Foreign-Accented Speech in Adult Second Language Learners: Does it Exist and What Does it Signify?Gerald G. Neufeld | pp. 185–206
- The challenge of unstated meaning: A study of ESL written recall of narrative proseAsha Tickoo | pp. 207–225
- On the Relationship between English Proficiency, Writing Ability, and the Use of Conjunctions in Iranian EFL Learners' CompositionsG. Reza Kiany & M. Khezri Nejad | pp. 227–239
- Thinking and Writing in EFL: Cutting off Medusa's HeadEsma Maamouri Ghrib | pp. 243–269
- Language and Attitude Change in Sub-Saharan Africa: an OverviewEfurosibina Adegbija | pp. 271–301
- Attitude and Achievement in learning English as a foreign LanguageDr. F.M. Altaha & Dr. Noor S. Al-Easa | pp. 303–323
- Japanese EFL Learners' Processing in English RelativizationAkihiro Ito | pp. 325–345
Articles