There is limited literature on the role of linguistic context in learning and remembering new vocabulary items by EFL learners. To fill this gap in literature and to further explore the relationship between surrounding linguistic context and learning, and retention of new words, this study was set out to investigate whether systematically changing the amount of surrounding context has any significant effect on learning and retention of new vocabulary items. Forty-seven Iranian female advanced EFL learners within the age range of 18-24 were employed in this study and were taught 100 new vocabulary items (unknown words) in ten sessions and in three different contextual conditions (i.e., 1. one known word, one unknown/new word2. two known word...
For English-speaking college students, the huge obstacle of vocabulary building, especially from wor...
[[abstract]]Incidental vocabulary learning, though indispensable to vocabulary growth, has created m...
The purpose of this study was to find out the effect of the context on improving vocabulary knowledg...
There is limited literature on the role of linguistic context in learning and remembering new vocabu...
There is limited literature on the role of linguistic context in learning and remembering new vocabu...
In an effort to find ways to enhance EFL vocabulary learning, the present study examined whether the...
Abstract—The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of inferencing the meaning of new wor...
This study intended to investigate the comparative effectiveness of keyword and context method on im...
The importance of context in vocabulary learning is evident from two common-sense observations: What...
It is widely agreed that much second language vocabulary learning occurs while the learner is attent...
Japanese university students learning English as a foreign language (EFL) encountered 10 target word...
Vocabulary is of great importance in language learning. Using Vocabulary Learning Strategies (VLS) s...
The present study examined the effect of contextual clues and topic familiarity on L2 lexical infere...
Abstract: Vocabulary has always been one language area about which students usually complain and cla...
This paper investigates the effect of instructional options and classroom context on second language...
For English-speaking college students, the huge obstacle of vocabulary building, especially from wor...
[[abstract]]Incidental vocabulary learning, though indispensable to vocabulary growth, has created m...
The purpose of this study was to find out the effect of the context on improving vocabulary knowledg...
There is limited literature on the role of linguistic context in learning and remembering new vocabu...
There is limited literature on the role of linguistic context in learning and remembering new vocabu...
In an effort to find ways to enhance EFL vocabulary learning, the present study examined whether the...
Abstract—The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of inferencing the meaning of new wor...
This study intended to investigate the comparative effectiveness of keyword and context method on im...
The importance of context in vocabulary learning is evident from two common-sense observations: What...
It is widely agreed that much second language vocabulary learning occurs while the learner is attent...
Japanese university students learning English as a foreign language (EFL) encountered 10 target word...
Vocabulary is of great importance in language learning. Using Vocabulary Learning Strategies (VLS) s...
The present study examined the effect of contextual clues and topic familiarity on L2 lexical infere...
Abstract: Vocabulary has always been one language area about which students usually complain and cla...
This paper investigates the effect of instructional options and classroom context on second language...
For English-speaking college students, the huge obstacle of vocabulary building, especially from wor...
[[abstract]]Incidental vocabulary learning, though indispensable to vocabulary growth, has created m...
The purpose of this study was to find out the effect of the context on improving vocabulary knowledg...