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Making English their own: The use of ELF among students of English at the Free University of Berlin [PDF]
, 2006 Bartlett, Tom, Erling, Elizabeth J.
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1998
Abstract I have already referred to the widespread illusion that views the world as divided, in isomorphic fashion, into countries and languages, with linguis tic frontiers corresponding to state and national frontiers. It is an illusion, for there is practically not one monolingual country and, conversely, languages are rarely confined ...
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Abstract I have already referred to the widespread illusion that views the world as divided, in isomorphic fashion, into countries and languages, with linguis tic frontiers corresponding to state and national frontiers. It is an illusion, for there is practically not one monolingual country and, conversely, languages are rarely confined ...
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Journal of Customer Behaviour, 2002
After briefly reviewing the origins of Relationship Marketing, and highlighting the prevalence of studies taking a practitioner viewpoint, this paper justifies the benefits in adopting a customer perspective for further RM fieldwork. Acknowledging the low level of conceptual and theoretical development in RM, it argues in favour of the application of ...
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After briefly reviewing the origins of Relationship Marketing, and highlighting the prevalence of studies taking a practitioner viewpoint, this paper justifies the benefits in adopting a customer perspective for further RM fieldwork. Acknowledging the low level of conceptual and theoretical development in RM, it argues in favour of the application of ...
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Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, 2018
When multiple non-native speakers (NNSs) who share the same native language join a group discussion with native speakers (NSs) of the common language used in the discussion, they sometimes switch back and forth between common language and their native language to reach common ground.
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When multiple non-native speakers (NNSs) who share the same native language join a group discussion with native speakers (NSs) of the common language used in the discussion, they sometimes switch back and forth between common language and their native language to reach common ground.
Mei-Ling Chen +2 more
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