Articles

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  Introduction: English as A Lingua Franca

  Anna Mauranen,  Maria Metsä-Ketelä

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  01 Jul 2006

  :1-8
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  Making English Their Own: The Use of ELF among Students of English at the FUB

  Elizabeth J. Erling,  Tom Bartlett

  • PDF (EN)

  01 Jul 2006

  :9-40
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  English as a Lingua Franca: A New Variety in the New Expanding Circle?

  Sandra Mollin

  • PDF (EN)

  01 Jul 2006

  :41-57
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  Efficiency in ELF Communication: From Pragmatic Motives to Lexico-grammatical Innovation

  Alessia Cogo,  Martin Dewey

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  01 Jul 2006

  :59-93
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  The ‘Attractive’ Progressive – Why use the -ing Form in English as a Lingua Franca?

  Elina Ranta

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  01 Jul 2006

  :95-116
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  “Words are more or less superfluous”: the Case of more or less in Academic Lingua Franca English

  Maria Metsä-Ketelä

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  01 Jul 2006

  :117-43
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  A Rich Domain of ELF – the ELFA Corpus of Academic Discourse

  Anna Mauranen

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  01 Jul 2006

  :145-59
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  VOICE Recording – Methodological Challenges in the Compilation of a Corpus of Spoken ELF

  Angelika Breiteneder,  Marie-Luise Pitzl,  Stefan Majewski,  Theresa Klimpfinger

  • PDF (EN)

  01 Jul 2006

  :161-87
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  Exploring Corporate Websites as a Setting for ELF Research: The Case of Ostrobothnian Export Companies

  Sirkku Aaltonen

  • PDF (EN)

  01 Jul 2006

  :189-220