THE IMPORTANCE OF ACADEMIC VOCABULARY LIST
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Academic Vocabulary List, Academic Word List and Academic Keyword list. These are suggested different researchers with different functions.Abstract
This thesis gives information about Academic Vocabulary List and the use of it in academic contexts. It is also stated the distiction of Academic Word List from Academic Vocabulary List. The thesis highlights exact numbers in its composition.
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