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181.	A Study Of Productive Vocabulary Breadth In The Writing Of A Group Of Non-English Majors
182.	The Effect Of Patterns Of Lexical Cohesion Teaching In Text On The Reading Ability Of Non-English Majors In College
183.	A Study Of Linguistic Input Among The Non-English Majors In Universities From A Constructivist Perspective
184.	Cognitive Analysis On Passage Listening Comprehension Of Newly-enrolled College Non-English Majors
185.	A Study On The Relationship Between English Writing Strategies, Cognitive Styles And Writing Outcomes Of Chinese Non-English Majors
186.	A Study Of English Nominalization In Non-English Majors' Compositions And Its Pedagogical Implications
187.	A Study On Non-English Majors' Incidental Vocabulary Acquisition
188.	A Study On Fostering Learner Autonomy For Non-English Majors Through Metacognitive Strategy Training
189.	A Study Of Demotivation Factors Affecting College English Learning For Non-English Majors
190.	Study On Learning Beliefs And Learning Strategies Of Chinese Non-English Majors
191.	On The Negative Transfer Of Mother Tongue In Chinese Non-English Majors' English Writing
192.	The Effects Of Three Instructional Options (FonFS, FonM, FonF) On Chinese Non-English Majors' Vocabulary Learning
193.	A Research On College Non-English Majors' TOA And FLRA
194.	Study Of Chinese Non-English Majors' Development Of Passive And Active Vocabulary In Written Form In The Classroom Setting
195.	Discussion On Efficient Vocabulary Learning Strategies In Second Language Acquisition
196.	Empirical Studies On L2 Oral Fluency Development Of Non-Enlgish Majors
197.	A Comparative Study Of Intentional And Incidental Vocabulary Learning For Chinese Non-English Majors
198.	A Study On The Reading Motivational Variables Of Undergraduates Of Non-English Majors In China
199.	On The Cultivation Of Non-English Majors' Cultural Awareness In Higher Vocational Education
200.	On Promoting Learner Autonomy Of Non-English Majors Through Classroom Instruction
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