Issue 3(16), Volume 6, 2007

Editor's Commentary

Responding to Change: Three Chinese Textbooks of Written Business Communication in English
WANG Meiling (China)

English Language Skills for Engineering Students: A Needs Survey
G.Venkatraman (India), P. Prema (India)

Assisting L2 Students in the ESP Classrooms with Specialised Vocabulary Acquisition Skills
Rebecca Ranjan (Botswana)

Thou Shall Use PowerPoint: Students Use and Abuse of PowerPoint in an ESL Oral Presentation Course
Dele Femi Akindele (Botswana)

A corpus-driven study of non-equivalence in the language of finance: credit or debit?
Denise Milizia (Italy)

English for Satirical Purposes:
Humour, Culture and Language Learning at the Faculty of Political Science [1]
Cristina Pennarola (Italy)

Urdu-English Code-Switching:
The Use of Urdu Phrases and Clauses In Pakistani English
(A Non-native Variety) *
Behzad Anwar

* This article, exclusively for technical reasons, without author's knowledge appeared in International journal of language studies
October 2009 - Volume 3 issue 4 - Pages 409 - 472 ,
Behzad Anwar (pp. 409 - 424): Urdu-English code switching: The
use of Urdu phrases and clauses in Pakistani English
(A non-native variety).

4 November 2007