AWEJ Volume 6 Number .2 June 2015

Team of this issue

Dr. Khairi

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Contents

Dr. Khairi

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Developing a Teaching and Teacher-training Rationale for Academic Writing in English

Joseph George Mallia

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How to Qualify for a Non-leader, or the Man who should not have been President

Zouheir A. Maalej

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The Translator as the Economist: An Economic Turn for Translation Studies?

H. Pierre Hsieh

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Nominalization and the Discourse of Disempowerment in Human Rights Education

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Is Standard Arabic Dying?

Sabah Salman Sabbah

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Saudi Students’ Perception of Peers’ Authority

Maggie Sami Saba

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Imaging Prophet Mohammed and the Orient Prototype in English Biographies

Hadeer Abou El Nagah

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Expressing Modality in Moroccan Arabic: From Auxiliation to Overauxiliation

Mohamed ZNIBER

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The Effectiveness of an Extensive Reading Program in Developing Saudi EFL University Students’ Reading Comprehension

Khalid Ibrahim Al-Nafisah

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A Sociolinguistic Study of Euphemistic Death Expressions in Jordanian Arabic

Omar Mohammad Bani Mofarrej & Fawwaz Al-Abed Al-Haq

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Peer observation of Teaching and Professional Development: Teachers’ Perspectives at the English Language Institute, King Abdulaziz University

Amal Ibrahim Shousha

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Translating Arabic Verb Repetition into English

Aboudi J. Hassan

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Perceptions of Libyan English Language Teachers towards Teaching the Target Culture

Khadeja M. Ahmed

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Strategies and Techniques for Fostering Oral Communication Confidence in EFL Students

Dawood Ahmed Mahdi

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The Effect Of Working in Heterogeneous and Homogeneous Pairs on the Students’ Writing Skill

Humairah Fauziah & Mohammad Adnan Latief

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A Review of the Cognitive Linguistics Approach to Teaching the EFL/EIL Vocabulary

Ghsoon Reda

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EFL Effective Factors: Anxiety and Motivation and their Effect on Saudi College Student’s Achievement

Abdelaziz Mohammed

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Assessing English Syntactic Structures Experienced by Sudanese Female Students at Secondary Schools, (2013-2014)

Omer Elsheikh Hago

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Contextual Bilingual Dictionaries: A Case Study of the Verb “Get”

Mogahed M. F. Abu Al-Fadl

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Challenges of Teaching English Language to English language learners at Private Universities in Jordan

Baderaddin Yassin

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Translation as a Three-dimensional Phenomenon: A Proposed Definition

Raja S. AlGhamdi

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Secondary School Students’ Attitude towards Arabic Components of Islamic Studies in Kwara and Oyo States of Nigeria

AJIDAGBA, U. A. & ABDUR-RAFIU, Jamiu

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Existentialism Staged: A Comparative Study between Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot” and Kanafani’s “The Hat and the Prophet”

Hadeel Aldegheishem

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