International Journal of English Language and Literature Studies
2012 - 2025
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Volume 11, issue 4, 2022
- English Textbook Challenge in Jordan: An In-Depth Analysis pp. 155-166

- Ali Ata Alkhaldi and Ulas Kayapinar
- An Exploratory Study of Non-Technological Gamified Lessons in a Lithuanian ESL Classroom pp. 167-180

- Nagaletchimee Annamalai, Bilal Zakarneh, Mohd Elmagzoub Eltahir, Najeh Rajeh Al Salhi and Samer H Zyoud
- Lexical Density as Improvement Indicator in the Written Performance of EFL Majors pp. 181-190

- Abdalla Elkheir Elgobshawi and Mohammed Aldawsari
- The Impact of Providing Instructions to EFL Learners by Analyzing their Professional Resume pp. 191-201

- Itithaz Jama and Mashael Alnefaie
- Investigation of Malaysian ESL Students’ Learning Experience of the Smartphone Applications for English Language Learning pp. 202-211

- Nagaletchimee Annamalai, Mohd Elmagzoub Eltahir, Najeh Rajeh Al Salhi, Bilal Zakarneh and Samer H Zyoud
- Oral Language Proficiency, Compensatory Strategies, Mother Tongue, and Academic Performance in English of Junior High School Learners in Northern Philippines pp. 212-221

- John N Cabansag
- Exploring EFL Teachers' Facilitating Critical Thinking Skills in Teaching Writing to Low-Proficient Undergraduate Students in Bangladesh: A Mixed Method Approach pp. 222-234

- Md Mohib Ullah, Md. Eftekhar Uddin, Kamol Karmakar, Md Saiful Alam and Tauhidul Islam
Volume 11, issue 3, 2022
- Online EFL Learning Experience in Saudi Universities during COVID-19 Pandemic pp. 109-125

- Elham Alzain
- The Correlation between Learning Habits with Students' English Learning Achievement at Vocational High School pp. 126-135

- John Pahamzah and Annisa Febriyani
- ESP Creative Writing from Engineering Students’ Perspectives: A Case Study pp. 136-146

- Ali Ata Alkhaldi, Emsal Ates Ozdemir and Rashad Faleh Alhasan
- Enhancing Listening Skills of EFL Indonesian Learners through Busuu Application pp. 147-154

- Syafrizal Syafrizal and Tia Septiawati
Volume 11, issue 2, 2022
- EFL Student Learning Motivation: A Study of Classroom-Specific Factors pp. 71-84

- Tran Ba Tien and Nguyen Thi Minh Ngoc
- Effects of the STAD Method on Chinese College Students' English Communicative Competence pp. 85-96

- Zhang Yingting, Subadrah Madhawa Nair and Walton Wider
- Fear, Anxiety, Surveillance in Dystopias Revisited: A Retrotopian Perspective pp. 97-108

- Mohammed Ilyas
Volume 11, issue 1, 2022
- An Innovative Teaching Tool: Manga for KOMSAS’ Prose Comprehension pp. 1-15

- Saravanan P Veeramuthu and Malini Ganapathy
- Amalgamating Bloom’s Taxonomy and Artificial Intelligence to Face the Challenges of Online EFL Learning Amid Post-COVID-19 In Saudi Arabia pp. 16-30

- Albatool Abalkheel
- Tuning Learning and Teaching Strategies to Individual Differences among Learners of English in Arab Universities pp. 31-41

- Bilal Zakarneh
- The Relationship of Metacognitive Reading Strategies Used by Saudi EFL Learners and their Emotional Intelligence pp. 42-56

- Farah Nasser Algraini
- Negative Transfer among Adult and L2 Proficiency: Breaking the Gridlock in the Research pp. 57-70

- Rod E Case and Matthew Nall
Volume 10, issue 4, 2021
- Saudi EFL Students’ Production of Conventional Expressions in Second Language Pragmatics pp. 260-274

- Afnan Almegren
- Chasms of Communicative Language Teaching: Perils of Pupils in Primary Schools of Bangladesh pp. 275-291

- Mohammed Shamsul Hoque, J Karthikeyan, Md Monjurul Islam and Md Kabirul Islam
- The Correlation Between Perceptions on the Use of Online Digital Interactive Media and Reading Comprehension Ability pp. 292-319

- Patuan Raja, Ag Bambang Setiyadi and Fajar Riyantika
- A Comparative Analysis of Reporting Verbs Used in Literature Review Chapters of Bachelor’s and Master’s Theses of Chinese English Majors pp. 320-332

- Shuangqing Wen and Issra Pramoolsook
- Applying PERMA to Develop College Students’ English Listening and Speaking Proficiency in China pp. 333-350

- Mofang Cheng and Pengfei Chen
Volume 10, issue 3, 2021
- Workplace English Language Needs and their Pedagogical Implications in ESP pp. 202-212

- Danebeth Tristeza Glomo-Narzoles and Donna Tristeza Glomo-Palermo
- Examining the Effect of Teaching English Language through Literature pp. 213-223

- Bilal Zakarneh and Mahmoud Mahmoud
- Compatibility of Semantics of Suffixes with Gender Assignment in Old English pp. 224-235

- Olga Soloviova, Ihor Bloshchynskyi, Larysa Tsviak, Olena Voitiuk and Olha Mysechko
- A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Value of Multicultural Awareness Represented in an EFL Textbook pp. 236-246

- Ali Alsaawi
- Practicing Communicative Language Teaching Approach of English Grammar Teaching: Teachers’ Perspectives in China Colleges pp. 247-259

- Zhou Tianli, Nor Shahila Mansor, Lay Hoon Ang and Sharon Sharmini
Volume 10, issue 2, 2021
- The Impact of Components of Motivation on Motivated Behavior of Indonesian English Learners pp. 69-82

- Muhammad Sukirlan, Ag. Bambang Setiyadi, Mahpul and B. Anggit Wicaksono
- The Efficacy of Kibbitzer in Solving Specific Language Problems among ESL Undergraduates pp. 83-93

- Nurul Aimi Azmi, Tan Kim Hua, Imran Ho Abdullah and Hazita Azman
- Designing a Module as a Strategic Solution to Enhance Creativity in the Teaching of Writing pp. 94-104

- Melor Md Yunus, Vanitha Thambirajah, Nur Ehsan Mohd Said and Charanjit Kaur Swaran Singh
- Critical Discourse Analysis of Diaspora Writings: A New Paradigm pp. 105-121

- Mohammed Ilyas
- Exploring the Attitude towards English and Speaking Anxiety of the EFL Learners pp. 122-131

- Danebeth Tristeza, Glomo- Narzoles, Donna Tristeza and Glomo- Palermo
- Utilizing Social Media Networks as Learning Tools for Foreign Languages among Arab Youth in UAE pp. 132-144

- Bilal Moh’d Zakarneh, Dina Elkhattat, Enaam Yousef and Ashraf Alazab
- Social Interactions as a Barrier to Second Language Learning: A Sociocultural Perspective pp. 145-157

- Belal Ibrahim Zakarneh, Najeh Rajeh Alsalhi, Abdul Raouf Abdulla Bin Talab, Hanaa M Mansour and Mahmoud Moh'd J Mahmoud
- The Diversity of Semantic and Syntactic Properties of the Morpheme Co in Vietnamese pp. 158-170

- Nguyen Tat Thang, Tran Tin Nghi, Nguyen Hoang Nhat Khanh and Nguyen Hoang Nhat Quyen
- Non-Native English Speakers Use of Prepositions in Saudi Arabia: A Cognitive Linguistics Study pp. 171-184

- Rehan Almegren
- Exploring Foreign Language Learners Perceptions During the Negotiation of Meaning: Unfocused Task and Focused Task pp. 185-201

- Flora, Patuan Raja and Muhammad Sukirlan
Volume 10, issue 1, 2021
- Reciprocal Teaching as an Instructional Strategy for Identifying Reading Literacy Problems: A Case Study of an Omani EFL Classroom pp. 1-10

- Iryna Lenchuk
- A Sociolinguistic Perspective on the Increasing Relevance of the English Language: A Study Conducted among Youngsters pp. 11-21

- Aby John
- The Integration of Corpus-Based Approach with EFL Academic Writing in the Saudi Context pp. 22-45

- Abdulaziz Ali Al-Qahtani
- Dialectical Unity: Interactive Interweaving of Conflicting Variables within Second Language Developmental Processes pp. 46-59

- Beata K Raszkowska
- Teacher’s Feedback on EFL Students’ Writing Errors: Diagnosis and Treatment pp. 60-68

- Tran Ba Tien
Volume 9, issue 4, 2020
- Applying Non-Linguistic Frameworks for Investigating the Language Transfer pp. 231-243

- Tran Tin Nghi
- Critical Discourse Analysis of Gender Representations in EFL Textbooks pp. 244-254

- Murad Al Kayed, Sami Khalaf Al_Khawaldah and Mohammad Akram Alzu'bi
- The Impact of Blended Instructions on Developing Jordanian University Students’ Morphological Knowledge and Reading Comprehension pp. 255-263

- Fatima Rasheed Al- Qeyam and Khaled Ismail Alnajjar
- A Psycholinguistic Review of the Interface of Implicit and Explicit Knowledge: The Case of Bilingual Speakers Using L2 as a Foreign Language pp. 264-275

- Asim Mohammad Khresheh
- Saudi English Teachers’ Perception of their Own Pronunciation and Use of Teaching Practices of Pronunciation Skills pp. 276-285

- Eman Abtullateef Altoeriqi
- Designing a Rhizomatic Online Personal Learning Environment Model to Improve University Students’ Academic Listening Skills pp. 286-304

- Nguyen Minh Trang
- Anxiety as an English Pronunciation Barrier in Multilingual Classroom: A Case Study of Southern Punjab (Pakistan) pp. 305-314

- Muhammad Ahsan, Muhammad Asif, Ambreen Kaukab, Mehreen Zafar and Muhammad Naeem
- Using ‘The Write Stuff’ Module to Enhance the Writing Skills of ESL Primary School Students pp. 315-329

- Melor Md Yunus, Khairah Nuraishah Haleman, Yazid Junaidi and Ashairi Suliman
- Use of Snapchat to Enhance Primary School English as Second Language Learners in the Writing of Personal Information pp. 330-338

- Lenicer Tamillarassi Stalin and Kim Hua Tan
- Popular Approaches to the Teaching of English Literature among Students in Selected Malaysian Secondary Schools pp. 339-348

- Engku Suhaimi Engku Atek, Isyaku Hassan, Mohd Nazri Latiff Azmi, Mohd Hazli Yah@Alias and Nor Jijidiana Azmi
Volume 9, issue 3, 2020
- Acquisition of Vocabulary in Primary Schools Via GoPic with QR Code pp. 121-131

- Melor Md Yunus, Emily Lau Yen Yen, Aina Hartini Mohd Khair and Norsharina Mohd Yusof
- Producing Global Malaysian Secondary Students through Foreign Novels: Perspectives pp. 132-142

- Tan Yuet Zhou and Azlina Abdul Aziz
- Learner Identity and Interactional Competence in English as a Foreign Language Classroom pp. 143-150

- Omar Mohammad Alali, Radzuwan Ab Rashid and Omar Ali Al Smadi
- Flipped Classroom in Improving ESL Primary Students’ Tenses Learning pp. 151-160

- Sakinah Zakaria and Melor Md Yunus
- Metacognitive Awareness in Lexical Learning among Malaysian Students pp. 161-171

- Naginder Kaur
- The Use of Voca-Lens to Enhance the Students Vocabulary Repertoire pp. 172-184

- Melor Md Yunus, Ashairi Suliman, Law Szee Huei, Ting Fang Kai and Stephanie Kiew
- Pre-Service Teachers Experiences in Developing Reading Materials for the Teaching of Reading in an ESL Classroom pp. 185-195

- Azlina Abdul Aziz, Hamidah Abdul Hameed, Maslawati Mohamad, Jeyakumary Narayanasamy and Melor Md Yunus
- Schematic Method: A Creative Way to Teach Short Stories pp. 196-209

- Subadrah Madhawa Nair and Sarojinee Karuppiah
- Students’ Attitudes towards Written Error Corrections: A Study in an Omani EFL Context pp. 210-218

- Peyman Nouraey and Fatemeh Behjat
- Can Adults Learn Vocabulary through Watching Subtitled Movies’ An Experimental Corpus-Based Approach pp. 219-230

- Thamer Alharthi
Volume 9, issue 2, 2020
- Understanding Listening Comprehension Processing and Challenges Encountered: Research Perspectives pp. 63-75

- Minh Trang Nguyen
- Traumatic Portrayal of Nativity and Post-Colonial Cultural Hegemony in Chinua Achebes Things Fall Apart pp. 76-85

- Mohammed Ilyas
- An Action Research on Metacognitive Reading Strategies Instruction to Improve Reading Comprehension pp. 86-94

- Lian Yong Kung and Azlina Abdul Aziz
- Using Q2 Write Strategy to Improve Primary School Pupils Essay Writing Quality pp. 95-105

- Sutasini Sivagnanam and Melor Md Yunus
- The Washbackof the English National Examination (ENE) for Grades 9 and 10 on Teaching Practices in Ethiopia: A Case Study of Debre Markos Secondary Schools pp. 106-120

- Simachew Gashaye
Volume 9, issue 1, 2020
- The Effects of Utilizing Smart Phones in Enhancing Students’ English Essay Writing Skills in Pakistan pp. 1-17

- Subadrah Madhawa Nair, Muhammad Siddique and Walton Wider
- Analyzing English Language Teaching Practices in Public Middle Schools of AJK, Pakistan pp. 18-30

- Muhammad Mushtaq, Rizwana Khurshid and Muhammad Khurshid Khan
- Investigating the Representation of Character Discourse in L2 Narratives Written by Iranian EFL Learners pp. 31-40

- Somayyeh Sabah
- Teachers Use of Code-Switching in ESL Classrooms at a Chinese Vernacular Primary School pp. 41-55

- Low May May and Azlina Abdul Aziz
- A Perspective Evaluation of Group Work in English Language Classroom pp. 56-62

- Omar Mohammad Alali, Radzuwan Ab Rashid and Omar Ali Al-Smadi
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