Connecting Graduate & Undergraduate Research
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Articles
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Morphological awareness in bilingual Inuktitut-English speakers from the perspective of relational spreading
Barbara Jenni
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1-15
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Formative and plural infixation in Nuucaan'u : An argument for prosodic morphology
Mike Anthony
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16-25
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Vowel epenthesis in Bangla: An Optimality Theory analysis
Khaled Karim
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26-36
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The Important role of phonological awareness in learning to read: A change in perspective
Lyra Magloughlin
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37-49
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Crossing linguistic boundaries: Making the most of crosslinguistic influence in the language classroom
Brittney O’Neill, Josh Bennet, Chantal Vanier
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50-62
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The effects of time compression on the comprehension of natural and synthetic speech
Janine Lebeter, Susan Saunders
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63-81
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Do Japanese ESL learners’ pronunciation errors come from inability to articulate or misconceptions about the target sounds?
Akitsugu Nogita
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82-116
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LOL! (laughing online): An investigation of non-verbal communication in computer mediated exchanges
Brittney O’Neill
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117-123
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-s: The latest slang suffix, for reals
Vanessa McCumber
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124-130
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Strategies for webpage trans-editing: A socio-cultural study
Qian Xiaojuan
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131
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