Volume 4, Number 9, September 2014

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REGULAR PAPERS

Approaching Synforms (Similar Lexical Forms) in an EAP Context

Sukru Nural

 

Setting the Standards for the Foreign Language Speaking Tasks of the New Baccalaureate General Test

Mª Camino Bueno-Alastuey, Jes¨²s Garc¨ªa Laborda, Ana Isabel Muñoz Alc¨®n, and Gloria Luque Agullo

 

Can Greek Learners Acquire the Overt Subject Property of English? A Pilot Study

Alexandra I. Prentza

 

Grammatical Errors of Bilingual 1 Francophone Learners of English in the University of Yaounde I

St¨¦phane C¨¦leste Piewo Sokeng

 

The Peculiarities of the Political Vocabulary in French and Georgian Languages

Ketevan Djachy and Mariam Pareshishvili

 

The Use of Consciousness-raising Tasks in Promoting the Correct Use of the Verb ¡°Be¡± among Students in Vocational Colleges

Sirhajwan Idek, Lee Lai Fong, Gurnam Kaur Sidhu, and Teoh Sian Hoon

 

Lower-order and Higher-order Reading Questions in Secondary and University Level EFL Textbooks in Jordan

Nasser M. Freahat and Oqlah M. Smadi

 

Foreign Language Learning Recounts by Two Muslim Religious Scholars: A Narrative Education Discourse Analysis

Antar S. Abdellah

 

Salinger¡¯s Depiction of Trauma in The Catcher in the Rye

Wan Roselezam Wan Yahya and Ruzbeh Babaee

 

¡°The End Is in the Beginning¡±: The Riddle and Interpretation of Ellison¡¯s Invisible Man

Yanwei Hu

 

Measuring the Lexical Richness of Productive Vocabulary in Iranian EFL University Students¡¯ Writing Performance

Nazli Azodi, Fatemeh Karimi, and Ramin Vaezi

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Investigating the Employment Profile of Graduate Students of Persian and English Literature

Behrooz Marzban, Maliheh Yazdfazeli, and Mina Ghodrati

 

A Feasible Study on Cooperative Learning in Large Class College English Teaching

Hua Nan

 

Needs Analysis: An Effective Way in Business English Curriculum Design

Juan Li

 

Micro-strategies of Post-method Language Teaching Developed for Iranian EFL Context

Parviz Birjandi and Mohammad Hashamdar

 

English-Chinese News Headlines Translation from a Skopostheorie Perspective

Xuedong Shi

 

On the Characteristics and Translation Method of the Chinese Verb ¡°Jinxing¡±

Zhiliang Liu and Lidan Liu

 

On the Relationship between Learning Style and the Use of Pictures in Comprehension of Idioms among Iranian EFL Learners

Fatemeh Ghanavati Nasab and Akbar Hesabi

 

An Application of the Interpretive Theory to the Press Conference Interpreting

Yang Li

 

Similarities and Differences between Fansub Translation and Traditional Paper-based Translation

Fang Wang

 

A Unique Approach of Memory Narrative Therapy in Diasporic Contexts: An Analysis of The Bonesetter¡¯s Daughter and The Kitchen God¡¯s Wife by Amy Tan

Naeimeh Tabatabaei Lotfi

 

Research on College English Autonomous Learning Strategies Based on the Digital Instructional Platform

Wanli Zhao

 

Study on the Intercultural Education in College English Teaching

Zhijuan Sui

 

Construction and Validation of EFL Learners¡¯ Attitudes toward English Pronunciation (LATEP): A Structural Equation Modeling Approach

Samaneh Seyedabadi, Azar Hosseini Fatemi, and Reza Pishghadam

 

A Case Study on the Effect of Chinese Negative Transfer on English Writing

Meng Guo, Jingxia Liu, and Pingting Chen

 

Cooperative Learning: An Effective Approach to College English Learning

You Lv

 

A Corpus Based Study of the Relationship among the Iranian EFL Students¡¯ Gender, Language Proficiency, and Cross-cultural Knowledge of Apologizing and Requesting

Javad Bijari, Ali Gholami Mehrdad, and Lotfollah Karimi

 

Comparison of Individual Classifiers and Collective Classifiers between Chinese and English

Yeli Shi

 

Fuzzy Language Translation in the Psychological Description and Its Reflections

Yunli Zhao

 

Skill Acquisition Theory and Its Important Concepts in SLA

Masumeh Taie

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