It has been suggested by research that learning new L2 vocabulary items in clusters (lexical sets) makes learning more difficult. There is also a theoretical framework that strongly supports the idea that it is very useful to present words of related meaning together. The purpose of this study is to investigate which of the two contrasting views will prove to be a useful tool in L2 vocabulary learning. The subjects were 32 beginners EFL adults studying English in Greece. The present paper will examine how word properties (frequency, length and conreteness/abstractness) affect L2 vocabulary learning and will focus on the main conclusion that semantically unrelated vocabulary assists EFL learners
The present study addresses a long-standing assumption in the field of applied linguistics: that pre...
L2 researchers have debated the significance of the lexicon in addition to the relevance of acquirin...
This paper reports on an approximate or partial replication of a study by Salsbury, Crossley & McNam...
In recent years, contradictory advice to teachers has been emerging from studies into the use of se...
Second language (L2) textbooks often organize new vocabulary in lists of semantically related words ...
An examination of current ESL textbooks reveals that many students of English are introduced to much...
The present study was designed to investigate if there is a significant difference among SR clusteri...
This study was conducted among 120 female EFL learners who were selected among a total number of 180...
The present study explored the effects of semantic clustering on the acquisition of vocabulary knowl...
The present study was designed to investigate if there is a significant difference among SR clusteri...
Teaching vocabulary in semantically related sets is common practice among EFL teachers. This researc...
Lots of research has been conducted to investigate how vocabulary acquisition can be enhanced effect...
Teaching vocabulary in semantically related sets use as a common practice by EFL teachers. The prese...
The role of vocabulary has been downplayed in the past decades. Only until the recent years has voca...
The paper reports on a study that focused on analysing vocabulary learning patterns in adult tertiar...
The present study addresses a long-standing assumption in the field of applied linguistics: that pre...
L2 researchers have debated the significance of the lexicon in addition to the relevance of acquirin...
This paper reports on an approximate or partial replication of a study by Salsbury, Crossley & McNam...
In recent years, contradictory advice to teachers has been emerging from studies into the use of se...
Second language (L2) textbooks often organize new vocabulary in lists of semantically related words ...
An examination of current ESL textbooks reveals that many students of English are introduced to much...
The present study was designed to investigate if there is a significant difference among SR clusteri...
This study was conducted among 120 female EFL learners who were selected among a total number of 180...
The present study explored the effects of semantic clustering on the acquisition of vocabulary knowl...
The present study was designed to investigate if there is a significant difference among SR clusteri...
Teaching vocabulary in semantically related sets is common practice among EFL teachers. This researc...
Lots of research has been conducted to investigate how vocabulary acquisition can be enhanced effect...
Teaching vocabulary in semantically related sets use as a common practice by EFL teachers. The prese...
The role of vocabulary has been downplayed in the past decades. Only until the recent years has voca...
The paper reports on a study that focused on analysing vocabulary learning patterns in adult tertiar...
The present study addresses a long-standing assumption in the field of applied linguistics: that pre...
L2 researchers have debated the significance of the lexicon in addition to the relevance of acquirin...
This paper reports on an approximate or partial replication of a study by Salsbury, Crossley & McNam...