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Volume 10,Issue 8
17 November 2022
Psycholinguistic Analysis of the Semantic Meaning of Sentences in Listening Comprehension and Its Implications
Yuguo Chen
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School of Foreign Languages, Xiangtan Institute of Technology, Xiangtan 411104, Hunan Province, China ,
JCER 2022 , 6(11), 1–6;
https://doi.org/10.26689/jcer.v6i11.4465
Abstract
Listening comprehension is an important part in English teaching, and it is also an important research theme in second language acquisition (SLA). Through the application of psycholinguistic research results, this paper attempts to explore the process of comprehending semantic meaning of sentences in listening comprehension, thus providing solutions to improve listening skills.
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