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41.	The Effects Of Intra-lingual And Inter-lingual Factors On Chinese Learners’ Processing Of English Verb-argument Constructions
42.	English L2 Learners’ Use Of English Verb Argument Constructions
43.	Lexical aspect and L1 influence on the acquisition of English verb tense and aspect among the Hong Kong secondary school learners
44.	The acquisition of derivational morphology by Arab learners of English: Verb>noun derivation
45.	Beyond the subject: The interaction of syntax and semantics in the production of English verb agreement
46.	Conceptual fluency in second language learning: Chinese ESL learners' production of OUT and UP particles in English verb particle constructions
47.	On the nature of concessivity in predicate focus: A study of sigma in Korean verb doubling and English verb phrase focus
48.	The Effects Of The “Iterative Continuation” On English Verb Phrases Learning
49.	A Collostructional Analysis Of English Verb-particle Constructions-A Case Study Of "V+Off" Construction
50.	A Study On The Application Of Corpus-based Teaching Model In English Verb-noun Collocation Teaching In Senior High School
51.	Astudy On The Productivity Of The English Verb-particle Construction From The Perspective Of Usage-based Theory
52.	A Corpus-Based Study On Collostructional Analysis Of English Verb-Particle Constructions And Cognitive Mechanisms Of Its Semantic Extension
53.	A Study On Teaching Of English Verb-noun Collocations In Junior High School From The Perspective Of Cognitive Linguistics
54.	Application Of Indirect Data Driven Learning On English Verb-Noun Collocation Teaching For Senior High School Students
55.	A Study On Senior High School Students’ English Verb-Noun Collocation Acquisition Guided By Concept
56.	A Study Of Chinese EFL Learners’ Congruency Effect Of Lexical Abstractness In English Verb-noun Structures Processing
57.	A Diachronic Typological Approach To The Development Of Verb/Noun Heterosemy In Present-day English
58.	Effects Of Narrow Reading On Senior High School Students’ Incidental Acquisition Of English Verb-noun Collocations
59.	A Cognitive Semantic Study Of English “Verb+up” Nonstruction
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