Australian Review of Applied Linguistics

Articles
• Early bilingual writing: Some influences of the mother tongue on written genre learning in the majority language
  Marina Aidman | pp. 1–18
• The development of comprehension in interlanguage pragmatics: The case of request strategies in English
  Misty Cook & Anthony J. Liddicoat | pp. 19–39
• Towards standards of feedback on written assignments in language teacher education
  David Crabbe & Marilyn Lewis | pp. 41–51
• Focus on learnable form in a communicative context: A framework for second language acquisition in the classroom
  Bronwyn Dyson | pp. 53–70
• Teaching from experience: A new perspective on the non-native teacher in adult ESL
  Liz Ellis | pp. 71–107
• Attitudes towards disputable usages among Australian teachers and students
  Jackie Lee | pp. 109–129
• Coordinating talk and non-talk activity in the airline cockpit
  Maurice Nevile | pp. 131–146
• A useful kind of interaction? evaluations by university students of feedback on written assignments
  Neomy Storch & Joanna Tapper | pp. 147–167
Book reviews
• Alive to language: perspectives on language awareness for English language teachers
  Reviewed by Marilyn Lewis | pp. 169–171
• Political discourse in transition in Europe 1989-1991
  Reviewed by Steve Price | pp. 171–177
• Pedagogy and the shaping of consciousness: linguistic and social processes
  Reviewed by Jean Clayton | pp. 177–182
• Second language acquisition in a study abroad context
  Reviewed by Julia Read | pp. 183–186
• Annotated bibliography of ASEAN works on English for Business and Technology
  Reviewed by Brian Ridge | p. 187
• Kids talk. Strategic language use in later childhood
  Reviewed by Cori Williams | pp. 188–190
• Language processing and second language development: processability theory
  Reviewed by Dr. Fethi Mansouri | pp. 190–193
• English: one language, different cultures
  Reviewed by Professor Roland Sussex | pp. 193–196

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