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English Language Teaching, Vol. 19, No. 2, February 2026 issue published
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Current: Vol. 19, No. 2 (2026)
- Exploring the Impact of Narrative Translation Ability on Self-Efficacy: A Study Incorporating CSE Scales
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- Xuefeng Wu
- Yuxun Shen
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- Learning English in the Digital Age: The Application of ChatGPT and MagicSchool at Istinye University
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- Lucia Sanchez-Bejerano
- p44
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- Literary Communication in Marxism: a Contemporary Rereading of Jared Angira’s “No Coffin No Grave”
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- Ebenezer Yao Agbenyo
- Isaac Horsu
- Joseph Brantuo
- Robert Atsu Okor
- p54
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- Using AI Tools to Develop English Language Skills in Early Childhood: Teachers' Perspectives
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- Najah Aljuaid
- Nurah Alfares
- p77
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- Pedagogical Practices in Teaching Reading Comprehension A Case Study of Lower Primary Classrooms
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- Teresa Noelita Narayan
- Zakia Ali-Chand
- p90
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- Translatability and Untranslatability (A Historical Background)
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- Mohamed Said Raihani
- p114
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