Vol. 4, No. 5 (2014), International Journal of English Linguistics

• • Pragmatic and Cross-Cultural Workings of Perlocutionary Intertexts
  • •  Jian-Shiung Shie   
    • p1
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• • The Four Most Common Constraints Affecting English Teaching in Saudi Arabia
  • •  Khalid Al-Seghayer   
    • p17
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• • Utilizing Facebook Groups in Teaching Writing: Jordanian EFL Students’ Perceptions and Attitudes
  • •  Nedal Bani-Hani   
    •  Mahmoud Al-Sobh   
    •  Abdel-Rahman Abu-Melhim   
    • p27
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• • Reading and Translation: Suggestions for Integration
  • •  Musallam Al-Ma'ani   
    •  Amel Salman   
    •  Nafla Kharusi   
    • p35
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• • Difficulties Encountered by Arabic-Speaking Undergraduate and Graduate English Language Students in Interpreting English Formulaic Expressions
  • •  Ayman Nazzal   
    •  Fayez Aqel   
    •  Abdul Igbaria   
    • p42
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• • Language Attitudes among the Political Class in Nigeria: Implications for National Development
  • •  Wasiu Oyedokun-Alli   
    • p52
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• • The Syntax and Cognitive Motivation of English It-Clefts
  • •  Kun Yang   
    •  Xu Wen   
    •  Zhengling Fu   
    • p59
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• • Celtic Language as a Primary Branch of Ancient Japhetic or Turanian Language
  • •  Aygun Kosayeva   
    • p70
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• • Translation of Repetitions in Text: A Systemic Functional Approach
  • •  Qingshun He   
    • p81
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• • Snip-Snap: An Analysis of Interpersonal Meanings in a Political TV Interview
  • •  kunzhen Huang   
    • p89
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• • On Some Rhetoric Representations of Cultural Frames in Literary Discourse
  • •  Aysel Mammedbeyli   
    • p100
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• • A Critical Discourse Analysis of Financial Remarks: A Case Study
  • •  Shaohui Zheng   
    • p105
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• • A Systemic Functional Study of the English Nominal Group with a number of
  • •  Manliang Li   
    • p117
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• • Mongolian Culture Specific Words and the Translation Strategies
  • •  Xiaoli Bao   
    • p126
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• • The Influence of Translators’ Cultural Identity on the Translation of Lunyu
  • •  Qun Li   
    • p130
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• • About the Phonetic Properties of American English
  • •  Vusala Babayeva   
    • p138
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• • Reviewer Acknowledgements for International Journal of English Linguistics, Vol. 4, No. 5
  • •  Diana Xu   
    • p144
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