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2024-4
  1. Task-based and Task-supported Language Teaching
  2. Rod Ellis Curtin University, Australia   Abstract My purpose in this article is to give some clarity to
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  1. There is More to the Task: A Response to Ellis (2024)
  2. Gavin Bui The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China   Abstract This article critically re
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  1. TBLT from the Teachers' Perspective: A Response to Ellis (2024)
  2. Martin East The University of Auckland, New Zealand   Abstract In the ‘Key Constructs in Language
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  1. From PPP to APC: Some Thoughts Triggered by Ellis' (2024) Take on Task-Supported Language Teaching
  2. Frank Boers Western University, Canada   Abstract In this article I argue that the “Present-Pract
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  1. “Can we play with tasks?" : A Response to Ellis (2024)
  2. Mark Feng Teng Macao Polytechnic University, Macau SAR   Abstract Responding to Ellis’ (2024) cal
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  1. Reading Tasks as a Pathway for Embracing TBLT in Asia: A Response to Ellis (2024)
  2. Jookyoung Jung The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR   Abstract Building on Ellis’s
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  1. The Supplementary Role of TSLT for TBLT: A Response to Ellis (2024)
  2. Liping Chen Southwest Petroleum University, China   Wei Dan Southwest University, China   Ab
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  1. Designing Tasks in ELT Textbooks for Young Learners: A Response to Ellis (2024)
  2. Yan Zhu Fudan University, China   Abstract This article critically examines the practical challenges of
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