This study is intended to examine differences of dictionary use between literary reading mode and expository reading mode in a foreign language. These two reading modes are defined based on a Transaction Model. This study, which examined 30 Japanese learners of English, yielded the following three points as main findings: (1) under a literary reading condition, they used a dictionary most to see whether known words had a different meaning that they did not know; (2) under an expository reading condition, they tended to use a dictionary for checking the meaning of new words and did not devote attention to the other meanings of known words; and (3) dictionaries were used for only limited purposes in both reading modes
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dictionary provides ESL/EFL learners with opportunities for encountering and acquiring new words. It...
This study aimed at investigating the relationship between types of dictionaries used and lexical pr...
This research examines dictionary-induced vocabulary learning and inferencing in the context of read...
Abstract:- In this paper, we examine the educational effectiveness and efficiency of on-line diction...
A review of the relevant literature concerning second language dictionary use while reading suggests...
This quasi-experimental study compared two different reading strategies for reading an English-langu...
In what media (e.g., paper or online) and how do advanced learners of Japanese use bilingual (L1-Jap...
Two empirical studies were conducted, in which Japanese EFL learners\u27 searching behavior was comp...
This research study aimed at investigating the tools Thai EFL learners applied while reading texts i...
This thesis reports on an empirical study of dictionary use in translation from a foreign into a nat...
Vocabulary learning is important for L2 learners. There are different types of vocabulary and differ...
_______________ Reading as a basic and complementary skill in language learning is remarkable in kee...
The paper presents a selection of results from a study investigating dictionary use by 712 Polish le...
The dictionary is an indispensible tool for language learning, and significant workhas been done to ...
The ability of dictionaries, either in printed or electronic form, to enhance text comprehension has...
dictionary provides ESL/EFL learners with opportunities for encountering and acquiring new words. It...
This study aimed at investigating the relationship between types of dictionaries used and lexical pr...
This research examines dictionary-induced vocabulary learning and inferencing in the context of read...
Abstract:- In this paper, we examine the educational effectiveness and efficiency of on-line diction...