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  Volume 7 Number 1, Spring 2010, Pages 1-393
  ¢Â From the Editor-in-Chief
  ¢ÂEditor's
  1. Fei-Wen Cheng
  Finding Reasons for ESL/EFL Argumentative Writing
  2. Deron Walker
  "Orientalism" and Contrastive (Intercultural) Rhetoric: A Response to What Said Has Said
  3. Alireza Karbalaei and Mohammad Golshan
  Investigating the Strategic Reading Processes of Readers in Different Cultural Contexts
  4. Donghong Liu
  Demonstrative NPs and Pronoun it in Chinese L2 Learners' Writing
  5. Masahiro Takimoto
  Evaluating the Influence of Monocomponential and Polycomponential Types of Input-Based Task on Recognizing and Producing L2 Request Downgraders
  6. Ai-hua Chen
  Effects of Listening Strategy Training for EFL Adult Listeners
  7. Azadeh Nemati
  Enhancing Long-term Retention by Memory Vocabulary Learning Strategies
  8. Christina Gitsaki and Naif Althobaiti
  ESL Teachers' Use of Corrective Feedback and Its Effect on Learners' Uptake
  9. Is'haaq Akbarian
  A Spice of Classroom: Incorporating Proverbial Expressions in EFL Classes
  10. Lourdes S. Abad
  An Analysis of Teachers' and Students' Perceptions of Codeswitching in Teaching Science and Mathematics in a Philippine Private High School
  11. Sng Bee Bee and Anil Pathak
  "Just Make the Thing Understood"- Transformation of Migrant Learners' Beliefs about Learning
  12. Wilairat Kirin
  Effects of Extensive Reading on Students' Writing Ability in an EFL Class
  13. Zahra Shahsavar and Tan Bee Hoon
  Using Weblogs to Promote Critical Thinking through Asynchronous Online Discussion
  14. Md. Kamrul Hasan
  Individual and Social- Psychological Variables Related to Bangladeshi Students and Their Proficiency in ESL
  15. Eoin Jordan
  A Hollywood English Pronunciation for Japanese Students? An Exploration of Japanese University Students' Attitudes towards Japanese English Pronunciation