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Select article: EFL Learners’ Knowledge of High-frequency Words in the Comprehension of Idioms: A Boost or a Burden?

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First published 2019-8

EFL Learners’ Knowledge of High-frequency Words in the Comprehension of Idioms: A Boost or a Burden?

Jinkyoung Park, Yuah V. Chon

RELC Journal

Select article: Idioms and Reading Comprehension

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Idioms and Reading Comprehension

Peter Edwards

Journal of Literacy Research

Select article: Idiom Comprehension in Children With ASD

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First published 2015-3

Idiom Comprehension in Children With ASD

Carol Westby

Word of Mouth

Select article: Can a self-designed Ediom mobile app scaffold idiomatic competence in Chinese EFL learners? Findings and implications

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Can a self-designed Ediom mobile app scaffold idiomatic competence in Chinese EFL learners? Findings and implications

Siying Li, John I. Liontas

Language Teaching Research

Select article: What is the importance and value of research on idiom comprehension in schizophrenia?

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First published 2013-12

What is the importance and value of research on idiom comprehension in schizophrenia?

Rachel LC Mitchell, Tal Sela, Michal Lavidor

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry

Select article: When taking the bull by the horns is not possible: comprehension of idioms in patients with aphasia and dementia ( Cuando no es posible coger el toro por los cuernos: la comprensión de modismos en pacientes con afasia y demencia )

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First published 2021-06

When taking the bull by the horns is not possible: comprehension of idioms in patients with aphasia and dementia ( Cuando no es posible coger el toro por los cuernos: la comprensión de modismos en pacientes con afasia y demencia )

Elena Marulanda-Páez, José-Manuel Igoa-González

Studies in Psychology: Estudios de Psicología

Select article: Retention of idioms following one-time exposure

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Retention of idioms following one-time exposure

Christina Reuterskiöld, Diana Van Lancker Sidtis

Child Language Teaching and Therapy

Select article: Enhancing children's communication skills : idioms 'fill the bill'

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Enhancing children's communication skills : idioms 'fill the bill'

G.G. Abkarian, Alison Jones, Gretchen West

Child Language Teaching and Therapy

Select article: English idioms in the first language and second language lexicon: a dual representation approach

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English idioms in the first language and second language lexicon: a dual representation approach

Beate Abel

Second Language Research

Select article: Working in the Classroom

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First published 2012-8

Working in the Classroom

Erin E. G. Lundblom, Juliann J. Woods

Communication Disorders Quarterly

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