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Discourse Organization and Features of Email Writing Among EFL Students in Taiwan were collected and analyzed according to (1) language choice; (2) function; (3) patterns of the main messages; and (4) spoken and written features. The results show that, first, both groups of students prefer English as the main language of communication in their emails. Moreover, the students were

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Intercultural , Email: New Wine in an Old Bottleich highlights . as a networking resource in social functioning. In the field of overseas education application in contemporary China, “. email” has become a catch word referring specifically to applicants’ personal email contacts with their targeted supervisors to increase their admission and schol

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Strategies Used in Chinese University Students’ ELF Emails to Remedy or Prevent Problems in Understass attention has been paid to written texts. Email communication, despite its popularity nowadays, has scarcely been examined. To extend the existing ELF research into email discourse, this study investigates Chinese university students’ ELF emails in intercultural communication. The data were colle

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Openings and Closings in Intercultural Email Communication: A Case Study of Taiwanese, Japanese, andultural exchanges. The data are drawn from two email exchange projects—one between Taiwanese and Italian students and the other between Taiwanese and Japanese students—which took place over the course of 2?years. Using conversational analysis and discourse analysis, this study analyzed a corpus of 7

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