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Ch.13 A theoretical framework for teaching Chinese- English/English-Chinese translation to tertiary students: the use of 'foreign translation theories' for 'domestic' purposes through S.E.A.S. Ngan, Heltan Ngan, Heltan Kong, Judy Kong, Judy 199
Ch.8 When does a carrot become a stick? Changing attitudes and English language proficiency of Hong Kong student teachers Crew, Vernon Crew, Vernon 117
Selected papers originally presented at the International Language in Education Conference held at the University of Hong Kong, 14-16 December, 1994.
Ch.9 Investigating the oral fluency of 15 EFL teachers: a quantitative approach revisited Lam, Wendy Y.K. Lam, Wendy Y.K. 133
Ch.2 Using thematic organisation for evaluating school children's written narratives Ghadessy, Mohsen Ghadessy, Mohsen 17
Ch.6 Exponents of repair and other interactional features in small group work Martyn, Elaine Martyn, Elaine 87
Ch.11 Self-assessment of pronunciation by Chinese tertiary students Jones, Rodney H. Jones, Rodney H. 169
Ch.14 Oral miscue analysis for Chinese readers reading in Chinese Chern, Chiou-lan Chern, Chiou-lan 215
Ch.5 Hong Kong learners and English words: the formal- semantic gap McNeil, Arthur McNeil, Arthur 69
Introduction Nunan, David Nunan, David Berry, Roger Berry, Roger Berry, Vivien Berry, Vivien i
Language and languages -- Study and teaching., Conferences held in Hong Kong -- Language and languages, 400 I61 L02, Conferences held in Hong Kong -- Language and languages., Language and languages -- Study and teaching
Language and languages -- Study and teaching., Conferences held in Hong Kong -- Language and languages, 400 I61 L02, Conferences held in Hong Kong -- Language and languages., Language and languages -- Study and teaching
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