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Vol. 10 No. 4 (2022)

Studies in English Language Teaching Vol. 10, No. 4, 2022
Published: 2022-09-08

Articles

  • An Application Study on AI Educational Robots in Spoken English Exercises of Chinese Primary Schools
    Yang Feng, Yu Yanan, Lina Cao
    p1
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  • The Genre of Research Writing: The Value of Personalised Feedback and Instruction
    Maya Gunawardena
    p11
    • PDF
  • E-Learning Application and Covid-19 Issues
    Oginni, Omoniyi Israel
    p27
    • PDF
  • Are Conversational Implicatures Cancellable? A Critical Review of Grice’s Cancellability Test
    Yan Jiang
    p38
    • PDF
  • Relevance of Digital Mind Mapping in an ELT (English Language Teaching) Classroom
    Sadiya Nair. S
    p47
    • PDF
  • The Comparative Study of Anger Metaphors between English and Chinese
    Hanru Zhou
    p52
    • PDF
  • A Brief Review of Recent Literature on Authentic Materials
    Kevin Axton
    p63
    • PDF
  • Current Situation and Development of Ideological and Political Education for Rural Youth under the Strategy of Rural Revitalization
    Xingjuan Xiang
    p73
    • PDF
  • News Translation from the Perspective of Functional Equivalence Theory in China Daily
    Ying Sun, Ping Wan
    p82
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