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The Hebrew language needs of rabbinical students in the Conservative movement
Investigating selected facets in measuring second language writing ability using holistic and analytic scoring methods
Pedagogic code-switching: A case study of the language practices of three bilingual content teachers
Cross-linguistic influence and "universal" developmental patterns in child second language acquisition: A longitudinal study
Practice, power, policy, and participation: A linguistic ethnography of cumulative caseworker-client interactions in a New York City homeless shelter
A construct validation study of the GEPT reading and listening sections: Re-examining the models of L2 reading and listening abilities and their relations to lexico-grammatical knowledge
Investigating validity across two test forms of the Examination for the Certificate of Proficiency in English (ECPE): A multi-group structural equation modeling approach
Making sense of video games: An ethnographic case study on the meaning-making practices of Asian adolescents
Investigating the construct validity of a test designed to measure grammatical and pragmatic knowledge in the context of speaking
Language maintenance and cultural identity construction in a Turkish Saturday school in New York City
Disputants' talk in mediation: A single case analysis
Discourse markers in contrast: But, actually and well in native-nonnative English conversations between friends
A conversation-analytic account of student-initiated participation in an ESL classroom
Articles as expressions of definiteness in L2 English of Slavic speakers
Unaccusativity and neurocognitive indices of second language acquisition: An ERP study
An exploration into the writing ability of Generation 1.5 and international second language writers: A mixed methods approach
Examining second language reading components in relation to reading test performance for diagnostic purposes: A fusion model approach
Discursive practices in family discourse: Co-constructing the identity of adult children