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Keyword [Listening Comprehension Ability]
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1. The Influence Of The Acquisition Of Formulaic Negatives On Learner's Listening Comprehension Ability
2. A Study On Improving Non-English Major's Listening Ability Through Metacognitive Strategy Training
3. The Study Of Effect Of Comprehensible Input On Students' Listening Competence
4. A Study On The Application Of Relevance Theory To Improving Students' Listening Comprehension Ability
5. A Study Of College English Learners' Autonomous Listening Ability
6. A Probe Into The Effect Of Phonological Awareness On Listening Comprehension
7. The Effects Of Reading Aloud On Non-English Major College Students’ Listening Comprehension Ability
8. Application Of Note-taking Skill To The Teaching Of College English Listening
9. An Empirical Study On The Application Of Conversational Implicature Theory To College English Listening Teaching
10. Research On College English Majors’ Listening Comprehension Ability Based On Comprehensible Input Hypothesis
11. A Study On Non-English Major Students’ Autonomous Training In English Listening
12. A Study On Content Validity Of TEM-4 Listening Comprehension(2011-2015)
13. The Empirical Study Of Schema Strategies In College English Listening Teaching
14. An Empirical Study On Multimodal Teaching Model In College English Visual-audio-oral Course Teaching
15. Note-taking Mistakes And Solutions In Chinese-to-English Consecutive Interpretation
16. A Study On The Application Of Meta-cognitive Strategies In English Listening Teaching At Senior High Schools
17. An Investigation Of Senior High School Students’ English Listening Comprehension Ability In Anshan
18. A Study On The Relationship Between Morpheme Awareness And Listening Comprehension Ability Of Primary Chinese Learners
19. Research On The Impact Of The Presentation Of Listening Materials On The English Listening Comprehension Ability Of High School Students
20. Chinese College English Learners’ Achievement In Listening Comprehension--A Longitudinal Study In A CLIL Context
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