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1.	The Study Of American CFL Learners' Variability In Acquiring Mandarin Third Tone
2.	Entry Representation Of Locality Words In Chinese-English Dictionaries For CFL Learners From The Perspective Of Cognitive Metaphor
3.	A Corpus-based Study On The Features Of CFL Learners’ Use Of Chunks In Spoken Chinese
4.	On Structuring The Cross-Referencing System In The Pedagogical Dictionary For Elementary And Intermediate CFL Learners
5.	Towards The Multidimensional Definition Of Chinese Culture-bound Words In Chinese-english Dictionaries For Advanced Foreign Learners
6.	The Processing Of Chinese Formulaic Sequences:An Evetracking Study
7.	An Analysis Of Korean CFL Learners' Repeating Cohesive Errors (Ta And Suoyi) In Chinese Writing
8.	A Cohort Effect In The Online Processing Of The Classifier-Noun Aegreement In Chinese:An Eye-Tracking Study On CFL Learners
9.	Analysis On The Discourse Coherence In Korean CFL Learners' Chinese Writing And A Sample Teaching Plan
10.	Eye-tracking As A Tool For Studying Chinese Zero Anaphora Processing In American CFL Learners
11.	A Correlational Study Between Word Segmentation And Reading Ability Of CFL Learners At Intermediate And Advanced Stages In Non-target Language Environment
12.	Representation Of Idiomatic Expressions Related To Eating And Drinking In Chinese-English Learner's Dictionaries
13.	The Transfer Of English Intonation On CFL Learners' Tones
14.	Study On The Negative Transfer Of Reading Direction From Arabic To Chinese
15.	The Research On Polish CFL Learners' Errors In Their Acquisition Of Chinese Particle "Le"
16.	Exploring depth of vocabulary knowledge among CFL learners of higher proficiency levels
17.	Construction Of Lexical-Semantic Networks Of Quasi-Suffixes Denoting People In Chinese-English Dictionaries For Cfl Learners
18.	Rhetoric Errors Of CFL Learners' Writing Based On HSK Dynamic Writing Corpus
19.	Study On CFL Learners' Word Segmentation Mechanism In Chinese Reading ��Evidence From Eye Movements
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