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Vol. 16 No. 2 (2022): Journal of Linguistics and Language in Education
Vol. 16 No. 2 (2022): Journal of Linguistics and Language in Education
Published:
2023-01-03
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An Appraisal of How Tanzanian Secondary School Teachers of English Use Oral Corrective Feedback Strategies in ELT
Elizabeth Kyara, Gastor Mapunda
1-19
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Unyambuaji wa Kitenzi na Athari Zake katika Usimbaji wa Mada na Fokasi katika Sentensi za Kiswahili
Elishafati J. Ndumiwe
20-38
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Quotation and Misquotation in Tanzanian Parliamentary Debates
Brighton Msagalla
39-57
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A Minimalist Approach to the Analysis of the Structure of the Kܺbhwaná‹i Determiner Phrase
Okoa D. Simile
58-82
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Teachers ' Use of Compliments as Linguistic Politeness Strategies during Classroom Interaction: The Case of Selected Secondary Schools in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Ishmail Mwambapa, Erasmus Akiley Msuya
83-107
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Analysis of Written Errors by Form Three Secondary School Students Learning English as a Foreign Language in Kilimanjaro
Doris Hergard Lyimo
108-130
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Vowel Serialization: A Derivation Contextualized Phenomenon in Yorùbá Morphology
Moses Adédire Adékúnlé, Emmanuel Ọmá»niyì Ọláńrewájú
131-147
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Tako or Takwa la Katiba? A Description of Verb-to-Noun Derivation in Bantu Languages: The Case of Kiswahili
Nichodamus Robinson, Joshua Andilile Mwaipape
148-170
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