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Oral corrective feedback techniques: An investigation of the EFL teachers' beliefs and practices at Taif university
R Alkhammash, DF Gulnaz
Arab World English Journal (AWEJ) Volume 10, 2019
262019
‘To get or not to get vaccinated against COVID-19’: Saudi women, vaccine hesitancy, and framing effects
A Abdel-Raheem, R Alkhammash
Discourse & Communication, 2021
192021
Discursive representation of the EU in Brexit-related British Media
R Alkhammash
GEMA Online® Journal of Language Studies 20 (1), 77-91, 2020
172020
Bibliometric, Network, and Thematic Mapping Analyses of Metaphor and Discourse in COVID-19 Publications from 2020 to 2022
R Alkhammash
Frontiers in Psychology 13, 8155, 2023
142023
It is time to operate like a woman: a corpus based study of representation of women in STEM fields in social media
R Alkhammash
International Journal of English Linguistics 9 (5), 217, 2019
112019
The social media framing of gender pay gap debate in American women’s sport: A linguistic analysis of emotive language
A Reem
Training, Language and Culture 5 (4), 22-35, 2021
92021
Plausibility and syntactic reanalysis in processing novel noun-noun combinations during Chinese reading: Evidence from native and non-native speakers
P Yao, R Alkhammash, X Li
Scientific Studies of Reading 26 (5), 390-408, 2022
72022
Do Saudi academic women use more feminised speech to describe their professional titles? An evidence from corpus
A Reem, AN Haifa
Training, Language and Culture 4 (3), 9-20, 2020
72020
Using high variability phonetic training as a contextualized tool in the development of English consonant clusters pronunciation among Saudi EFL learners
HS Mahdi, R Alkhammash, AAH Al-Athwary
Education and Information Technologies, 1-20, 2023
42023
Crises information dissemination through social media in the UK and Saudi Arabia: A linguistic perspective
R Alhedayan, R Alkhammash
PLoS ONE 18 (5), 2023
42023
Processing figurative language: Evidence from native and non-native speakers of English
R Alkhammash
Frontiers in Psychology, 2022
42022
Islamophobia in the UK print media: An intersectional critical discourse analysis
R Alkhammash
International Journal of English Language and Linguistics Research 8 (2), 91-103, 2020
42020
Can Language Influence Health Decisions? The Role of Foreign Language and Grammatical Structure
R Alkhammash, YA Asiri, IR Alqarni, A Al-Hoori
Journal of Psycholinguistic Research 52 (June), 957–974, 2023
32023
The implementation of leadership skills in an EFL context: An investigation of teachers’ readiness at Taif University
R Alkhammash
Retrieved from the following link: http://www. ocerints. org …, 2019
32019
Multimedia glosses and their impact on second language vocabulary acquisition: insights from a meta-analysis and document co-citation analysis
MA Mohsen, HS Mahdi, R Alkhammash
Innovation in Language Learning and Teaching, 2023
12023
COVID-19 Vaccine Framing: The Case of Astrazenca and Twitter Users
R Alkammash
International Journal of Language and Literary Studies 5 (2), 2023
12023
Undergraduates vs. postgraduates attitudes toward cooperative learning in online classes in different settings
HAA Fadda, ROA Haliem, HS Mahdi, R Alkhammash
PSU Research Review 2399 (-1747), 2023
12023
Multimodal metaphors and sexism in Arabic cartoons depicting gender and gender relations during COVID-19
R Alkhammash
Multimodal Communication 11 (3), 235-246, 2022
12022
Peer observation of teaching in EFL classrooms in Saudi universities: challenges and applications
Najlaa Alghamdi, Haifa Al-Nofaie, Reem Alkhammash
Arab World English Journal 14 (2), 2023
2023
Can Language Influence Health Decisions? The Role of Foreign Language and Grammatical Structure
R Alkhammash, YA Asiri, IR Alqarni, AH Al-Hoorie
Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 2022
2022
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