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1Pedagogical linguisticsPedagogical Linguistics202018
2Towards a pedagogical linguisticsPedagogical Linguistics202014
3Norwegian teacher students’ conceptions of grammarPedagogical Linguistics20216
4The conceptual importance of grammarPedagogical Linguistics20216
5Why are there growing divisions between traditional grammars and theoretical and experimental linguistic works (and how can they be overcome)?Pedagogical Linguistics20206
6Knowledge about grammar and the role of epistemological beliefsPedagogical Linguistics20215
7Linguistics, language teaching objectives and the language learning processPedagogical Linguistics20205
8Reconsidering poetry’s difficulty and value in English as a second language and English as a foreign language educationPedagogical Linguistics20223
9Cognitive corpus linguistics and pedagogyPedagogical Linguistics20223
10From pedagogical input to learner outputPedagogical Linguistics20202
11Towards a functional literacy approach to teach the language of science in the Singapore classroomPedagogical Linguistics20202
12Why are they so similar?Pedagogical Linguistics20232
13Aspectual contrasts in the Englishpresent tense revisitedPedagogical Linguistics20201
14Objective and subjective collocational frequencyPedagogical Linguistics20211
15Concept-based instruction for applied L2 acquisitionPedagogical Linguistics01
16Is ‘more’ really more?Pedagogical Linguistics01
17Teaching linguistics through language constructionPedagogical Linguistics01
18German discourse particles in the second language classroomPedagogical Linguistics20201
19Grammar and variation in the classroomPedagogical Linguistics20231
20Second language grammar learning in refugee childrenPedagogical Linguistics01
21More evidence that a usage-based, applied cognitive linguistics approach is effective for teaching the Spanish prepositions por and paraPedagogical Linguistics20241
22Collostructional transfer effects in Turkish learners of EnglishPedagogical Linguistics01
23Comparing lexical bundle use in EAP reading textbooks to lower-division university textbooksPedagogical Linguistics20210
24Using R2L pedagogy in teaching practical writing to non-Chinese speaking students in Hong KongPedagogical Linguistics20210
25Tracing a selfiePedagogical Linguistics20210
26Spontaneous classroom engagement facilitating development of L2 pragmatic competencePedagogical Linguistics00
27The linguistics of reading literaturePedagogical Linguistics00
28Teaching English to Arab learnersPedagogical Linguistics00
29Students’ errors in L1 Spanish grammar from the perspective of formal linguisticsPedagogical Linguistics20210
30Children’s text comprehensionPedagogical Linguistics00
31Sentence imitations in monolingual and early second language learners and the implications for grammar teachingPedagogical Linguistics20200
32The modal particle elicitation testPedagogical Linguistics00
33Authenticity and inputPedagogical Linguistics20220
34Knowledge beyond usagePedagogical Linguistics20220
35A blindspot in applied linguisticsPedagogical Linguistics20220
36Reflections on applied cognitive corpus linguisticsPedagogical Linguistics20220
37Killing two burdens with one stonePedagogical Linguistics20220
38Some thoughts on the future of data-driven learning in research and instructional practicePedagogical Linguistics20220
39Commentary on the target article “Cognitive corpus linguistics and pedagogy: From rationale to applications”Pedagogical Linguistics20220
40A tripod for a solid groundPedagogical Linguistics20220
41The efficacy of lexical stress diacritics on the English comprehensibility and accentedness of Korean speakersPedagogical Linguistics20240
42What is in the learner’s mind when trying to verbalize grammatical rules?Pedagogical Linguistics20240
43Role-play and dialogic meta-pragmatics in developing and assessing pragmatic competencePedagogical Linguistics00
44Turn design in talk-in-interaction in a foreign language – Collaborative turn constructions and ellipses in casual conversations among German high-school learners of EnglishPedagogical Linguistics20240
45Impact of global text cohesion on students’ listening comprehension of informational listening textsPedagogical Linguistics00
46Assessing knowledge of English verb placement and subject-verb agreement among multilingual students in grades 5–7 in NorwayPedagogical Linguistics00
47Project-based learning in an Eigogaku coursePedagogical Linguistics00
48A course of free voluntary reading on linguistic principles for average to below-average writers in universityPedagogical Linguistics00
49Identifying language requirements of pre‑scientific writing for learners in science education using a task‑based needs analysisPedagogical Linguistics00
50The types of cues that help you learnPedagogical Linguistics00