No. 20 (2016): Number 20

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Published: 2016-03-28

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Artículos de referencia

Linguistic complexity across CEFR proficiency levels: the case of variety of verb forms in written spanish

Nuria de la Torre García

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Ludolinguistics and collaborative use of ICT: a high-tech high-school teachers’ and students’ competencies, beliefs and attitudes

Emilio Ceruti

22 - 39
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Comentario

The empirical, learner corpus-driven, description of the Spanish reference levels

Susana Llorián González

40 - 45
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The analysis of linguistic complexity across CEFR proficiency levels: challenges and proposals

Joseba Ezeiza Ramos

46 - 53
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Game-based Approach in Foreign Language Teaching and Learning

Francisco José Herrera Jiménez

54 - 56
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Ludolinguistics and ICT in the classroom language

Pilar Concheiro Coello

57 - 59
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Investigaciones en curso

Perceptions of L2 Spanish learners in the mixed classroom

Clara Burgo

60 - 67
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The The non-verbal component in Spanish as a foreign language Considerations for significant and intercultural learning from WebQuest

Beatriz Méndez Guerrero

68 - 81
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Cross-linguistic influence in tense- aspect Spanish L3 acquisition A study of Arabic Tunisian learners of L3 Spanish

Inès Fessi

82 - 99
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