English linguistics is the scientific study of the English language, encompassing its structure, use, and evolution. The most traditional branches of study are phonetics and phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics. They have roots in the broader field of general linguistics, which seeks to understand the fundamental principles underlying all human languages. However, the study of English has always held a particular significance due to its widespread influence and the vast number of dialects and variations it exhibits.
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ChatGPT in ESP: Improving scientific writing through authorship identification and style description
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Navigating the digital classroom: harnessing AI for education
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Análisis de errores e Inteligencia Artificial: fusión de dos disciplinas para la evaluación de la competencia comunicativa escrita en aprendientes de inglés como L.E
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The application of Artificial Intelligence in EFL learning and teaching: considerations, challenges and practical examples for educators
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Enhancing EFL higher education: flipped classroom for semantic and pragmatic instruction
Luz Mercedes Castillo Cuesta, Paola Alexandra Cabrera Solano
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Implementing gamification to strengthen critical discourse analysis in EFL education
Paola Alexandra Cabrera Solano, Luz Mercedes Castillo Cuesta
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Enhancing first-year students' communicative and language skills: a storytelling approach in the University of Andorra’s Bachelor of Teaching and Learning
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Exploring the concept of mediationin EFL classrooms: characteristics and pedagogical proposals for educators
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Learning to review: the use of product reviews in the EFL and ELE classroom
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Voiced obstruent mispronunciations in advanced English speakers: a qualitative study of intelligibility breakdowns
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Female characters through the traditional male lens: an analysis of Alec d’Urberville’s conceptualisations
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Examining non-finite adverbial participle clauses with verbs of motion: a corpus-based approach
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Análisis de errores y fracaso pragmático en aprendientes de inglés: resultados preliminares en un estudio de caso
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Análisis de errores desde un enfoque pragmático: relevancia y saliencia graduada. Estudio de caso
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The use children's books forthe intregration of multicultural perspectives in early childhood EFL classrooms: recommendations and practices for EFL teachers
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The construction of rape narratives in the media: a stance-taking analysis of the newspaper coverage of the Steubenville high school rape case
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