International Journal of English Language and Linguistics Research is an international peer-reviewed journal published in March, June, September and December by the European Centre for Research, Training and Development (ECRTD), UK.
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List of Articles
Mother-Tongue Influence on the Spoken English of ESL Students in Upper West Region GhanaEmmanuel Osuman, Solomon A. Dansieh Keywords: Dagaaba, Dagaare, Dagao, Interference, articulators, contact situation, speech sounds and English as a second language. |
Motifs and Patterns in Achebe’s NovelsJasper Onuekwusi,Bernard Dickson,Adagogo Brown Keywords: Motifs, Patterns, folktale, in medias res., rhetoric |
Generic Structure Potential (GSP) and Discourse Features in Selected Banking Discourses in Ibadan, Oyo State, NigeriaAdedamola Motunrayo Omoniyi and Tolulope Adeoluwa Akinseye Keywords: Discourse Features, Generic Structure Potential (GSP), Ibadan, Nigeria, Oyo State, banking discourses |
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