Dergiler / Dil ve Dilbilimi Çalışmaları Dergisi

2018 · Cilt: 14 - Sayı: 4

MakaleYazarSayfa
The relationship between L2 motivational self system and willingness to communicate in learning English as a foreign languageHüseyin ÖZ,Nihan BURSALI1–11
A lexico-semantic analysis of Philippine indie song lyrics written in EnglishJohann Christian V. RİVERA,Alejandro Sapıtan BERNARDO12–31
A sociolinguistic analysis of slangy expressions in Nigerian pidginCynthia Nkechinyere ODOGWU32–43
Comprehension of conversational implicature in an Iranian EFL context: A validation studyMahmoud SAMAİE,Maha ARİYANMANESH44–62
The evaluation of instructors’ views on the use of semiotics in English classroomsİsmail Fırat ALTAY,Fulda KARAAZMAK63–73
Hedging and academic writing: an analysis of lexical hedgesCüneyt DEMİR74–92
The development of forms of negation in the acquisition of TurkishVildan İnci KAVAK93–110
Becoming a professional: Exploring EFL pre-service teachers’ conceptions of an effective foreign language teacherŞule GÖKSEL,Anıl RAKICIOĞLU SÖYLEMEZ111–135
Negative polarity, scope of negation and negative phrases in TurkishEmrah GÖRGÜLÜ136–149
Student views on the maintenance of peace education in glocal second language settingAyşegül TAKKAÇ TULGAR150–161
Feedback for writing or writing for feedback?Faranak Abbaszad TEHRANİ162–178
The students’ perceptions of the use of L1 in EFL classes: A Private Anatolian High School SampleOrhan KOCAMAN,Erdinç ASLAN179–189
Training teachers on corpus-based language pedagogy: Perceptions on using concordance lines in vocabulary instructionGamze ÇALIŞKAN,Safiye İpek KURU GÖNEN190–210
What do young EFL learners’ written texts tell us about their productive vocabulary knowledge?Suzan KAVANOZ,Burcu VAROL211–225
Factors affecting teacher motivation and demotivational-reasoning in a second service area school in Turkey: A single-case researchMuzaffer BARIN,Turgay HAN,Şahin SARI226–242
The effect of genre-based instruction on foreign language writing anxietyKutay UZUN,Ece ZEHİR TOPKAYA243–258
Engagement Strategies for Unknown Vocabulary in L2 texts: IdiomsNuray ALAGÖZLÜ259–271
Voice onset time as an indicator of interlanguage: Evidence from Turkish-accented EnglishMehmet KILIÇ272–284
An investigation into the recognition and production of pitch patterns of if-clauses by Turkish pre-service teachers of Englishİbrahim Halil TOPAL285–300
Understanding the linguistic variation in English as a lingua franca among Arab siblingsFawzi AL GHAZALİ301–315
The relationship between teachers’ written feedback preferences, self-efficacy beliefs and burnout levelsDinçay KÖKSAL,Emrah ÖZDEMİR,Gülşah TERCAN,Süleyman GÜN,Emrah BİLGİN316–327
Semantic analysis of adjectival forms in Japanese: A comparison with Turkish adjectival participlesEsra KIRA328–341
Does indirect writing assessment have any relevance to direct writing assessment? Focus on validity and reliabilityFaruk KURAL342–351
Does commissioning process matter? Understanding translation quality with a case of tourism promotional textsNovriyanto NAPU352–363