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Brain Processing Of English Subject-Verb Agreement By Chinese Learners Of English At Different Levels Of Proficiency: An ERP Study
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The Processing Mechanism Of English Past Tense By Chinese Learners Of English At Different Levels Of Proficiency:An ERP Study
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A Study Of Conceptual Transfer On Motion Events Of Chinese Learners Of English
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The Freauencv Effects For Multi-word Expressions-Evidence From The Processing By Chinese Learners Of English
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A Comparative Study Of Verb-noun Collocations In The Academic Writing Of Advanced Chinese Learners And English Native Speakers
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Filler-Gap Parsing In Wh-movement: An ERP Study Of Chinese Learners Of English
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English Analytic Causative Constructions In Chinese Learners Of English
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A Study Of AND-connected Clausal Relations In Writings By Chinese Learners Of English In Light Of The Lexical Priming Theory
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A Comparison Of Oral Speech Development By Chinese Learners Of English In Intensive And Regular Settings
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The Acquisition Of Expletive It By Chinese Learners Of English
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An Empirical Study Of L2 Pronoun Comprehension By Chinese Learners Of English
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Structural Priming Effects In The Production Of Stranded Prepositions By Chinese Learners Of English
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The Acquisition Of The Metaphorical Senses Of Perception Verbs By Chinese Learners Of English
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The 'Frog' Story In Another Language: Motion Expressions By Chinese Learners Of English
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Identifying Differences In English Rhythm Between Chinese Learners Of English And English Native Speakers
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Unlearning Of Topic-prominence By Chinese Learners Of English:A Discourse Perspective
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Unlearning Of Topic-prominence By Chinese Learners Of English
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An Empirical Study Of L2 Syntactic-Semantic Interaction And Constraints Of Counterfactual Structures By Chinese Learners Of English
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Production And Perception Of Velarized /L/ By Chinese Learners Of English
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Poster Description By Chinese Learners Of English:A Cognitive Perspective
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