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Cross Cultural Perspective towards the Realization of EFL Learners’ Request Appropriateness and Politeness
... a request is to be bluntly direct ...with politeness (Brown & Levinson, 1987; Leech, ...the request sound more polite and less imposing, typically through the use of mitigating devices that ... See full document
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FEMALE EFL LEARNERS’ REQUEST REALIZATION IN RELATION TO THEIR ETHNIC BACKGROUNDS
... of request strategies and modifications performed by the subjects in accordance with request strategies in Cross-cultural Speech Act Realization Project (CCSARP) and request ... See full document
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Croatian EFL Learners’ Interlanguage Requests: A Focus on Request Modification
... Članek obravnava razvoj pragmatične kompetence hrvaških učencev angleščine kot tujega jezika na treh ravneh jezikovne zmožnosti v vmesnem jeziku [interlanguage]: začetni, nadaljevalni in višji. Proučuje uporabo notranjih ... See full document
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Conceptual Socialization in EFL Contexts: A Case Study on Turkish EFL Learners’ Request Speech Acts Realization
... appropriate realization of speech acts depends on two aspects: sociocultural and sociolinguistic ...reflect cultural conventions and universal elements, such as ...the cultural values are concerned, ... See full document
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A cross-sectional study of request perspective use among Iranian EFL learners
... negative politeness strategies, have served as preludes to the head act of the request ...second request does not begin with an apology; however, it utilizes another strategy: hedging by means of ... See full document
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Iranian EFL Learners Request Strategies Preferences across Proficiency Levels and Gender
... a cross-cultural study, compared 96 Iranian EFL learners with 10 Australian native speakers of ...indirect request of the former group, the latter were balanced in their use of direct ... See full document
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A Model of Translation of Politeness Based on Relevance Theory
... these cross-cultural differences in social norms that reflect politeness standards, one can hypothesize that the Gricean Maxims of Quantity and Relation tend to be interpreted differently in Chinese ... See full document
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Towards Metacognition, Autonomy, and Learners’ Knowledge/Meaning Construction in EFL Context
... VI. THE ROLE OF INSTRUCTION Though most current teaching approaches are learner-centred, the role of instruction remains essential in the process of language learning. Regardless of how independent learnersare, they ... See full document
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Applied Linguistics Faculty Members’ Perceptions of (Im)politeness and (In)appropriateness of L2 Learners’ E-Mail Requests
... The widespread use of e-mail has led L2 scholars (Biesenbach-Lucas, 2005, 2007; Economidou-Kogetsidis, 2011; Eslami, 2013; Hashemian & Farhang-Ju, 2017) to investigate the issue from a pragmatic perspective. ... See full document
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REALIZATION PRINCIPLE OF POLITENESS IN INTERNET DISCUSSION AMONG THREE HINDUS OF INDONESIAN DISCUSSION GROUP
... There is also the Tri Kaya Parisudha, which means three things that must be maintained and purified, namely: mind, language, and actions (Suhardana, 2006, p. 29). A person is said to be awake, and sacred language if not ... See full document
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A Qualitative Study of Politeness Strategies Used by Iranian EFL Learners in A Class Blog
... by learners in the new contexts created by this ...analyzing politeness strategies including negative politeness, positive politeness, bald on-record, and bald-off record strategies in posts ... See full document
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Investigating Iranian Undergraduate EFL Learners’ and Teachers’ Attitude Towards Partnership Approach
... attitudes towards learning or ...the learners’ emotional ...the learners’ active engagement in learning as well as in teaching, material development, feedback, and assessment to enhance learning, ... See full document
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Cross-cultural rhetoric awareness and writing strategies of EFL learners: Implications for writing pedagogy
... The four writers showed a seemingly different repertoire of writing strategies (both quantitatively and qualitatively). The way they relied upon and controlled different strategies was to a large extent due to their ... See full document
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POLITENESS STRATEGIES IN GICHUKA REQUEST EXPRESSIONS
... conventional politeness I would make SE 2:1 polite and the hearer does not feel like the speaker is imposing himself on the ...politely request the student whose harambee is being conducted to come ...that ... See full document
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Politeness and Indirect Request Speech Acts: Gender-Oriented Listening Comprehension in Asian EFL Context
... to politeness and indirectness strategies have positive influences on EFL learners’ effective language use, in general and on female EFL learners in ...to politeness and ... See full document
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A comparison of Arabic and English directness and indirectness : Cross cultural politeness
... f politeness should be situational rather than ...as politeness, in a communicative ...linguistic politeness” (2011: ...Asian politeness and used a similar research ...criticised ... See full document
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On the relationship between critical thinking and indirect request strategy use of EFL learners
... Iranian learners were found to need more education on the choice of strategies used, because they employed strategies similar to the ones used by native speakers of Persian rather than to those used by the British ... See full document
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Cross-Cultural Variation of Politeness Orientation & Speech Act Perception
... observed cross cultural differences in the complexity of verbal expressions for thanking and the kind of repayment gifts versus food) suggest that English (British/Western) culture is oriented ... See full document
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The Role of Consciousness-Raising Tasks on EFL Learners' Microgenetic Development of Request Pragmatic Knowledge
... the learners in most situations and in all data collection ...the request being made, these two external modifiers are regarded as very basic elements of a request (Schauer, ...participants' ... See full document
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The Effect of Iranian EFL Learners’ Attitude towards English Language Learning on Their Autonomy
... The idea of autonomy was entered into the field of language teaching from other disciplines like politics and philosophy. Learner autonomy is defined as “the capacity to take charge of one’s own learning” (Benson, 2001, ... See full document
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