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81.	Study On The Differences Between Indonesian Chinese And Putonghua Written Words And The Corresponding Teaching Strategies
82.	The Teaching Idea Of Bullock's Progressive Exercises In The Chinese Written Language And It's Enlightenment
83.	A Study On The Development Of Written English Complexity Of Senior High School Students
84.	A Study On The Development Of Written Language Complexity By English Majors From The Perspective Of Complex Dynamic Systems Theory
85.	A Developmental Study On Written Language's Complexity And Accuracy Of Thai Intermediate And Advanced Chinese Learners
86.	A Study On Ellipsis Of Chinese Written Language By Japanese Students Based On The Dynamic Composition Corpus Of HSK.
87.	A Study On The Errors Of Interlingual Cohesion In Chinese Written Language By Korean Students
88.	A Corpus-based Study On The Characteristics Of The Use Of Written Language Chunks By Middle And High Level International Students
89.	Analysis Of The Phenomenon Of Attenuation In Mongolian Written Language
90.	Improving English language learners' oral and written language through collaborative discussions
91.	Language adaptation to technology-mediated communication: Multimodal stance marking on the Korean Internet and TV in written mode
92.	A psychogenetic analysis of Spanish-speaking preschoolers' emergent writing: A developmental trajectory toward the phonetization of speech
93.	Talk at the terminal: The relationship between the use of an Internet pen pal program and fourth graders' written language development and attitudes towards writing
94.	Elevating the status of written Creole in Jamaican English classrooms
95.	A Case Study of the Process of Learning Standard Written English: An Interactive Classroom-based Action Research of the Influences of Students' Language Background on Their Ability to Learn Standard Written English
96.	Lahu writing and writing Lahu: An inquiry into the value of literacy (Thailand)
97.	Gender-linked differences in the use of references to quantity and references to location in written language: A gender schema approach
98.	The role of working memory and transcription automaticity in written language among adolescents with learning disabilities: A comparison of production by hand and by computer
99.	What is writing and what is Chinese writing: A historical, linguistic, and social literacies perspective
100.	Spoken and written language development of 8- to 10-year-old children with language impairment: Four case studies
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