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The Efficacy of Commercial Computer Games as Vocabulary Learning Tools for EFL Students: An Empirical Investigation
The goal of the present study is to investigate how a commercial computer game (CCG) affects the productive and receptive vocabulary knowledge of EFL learners when they are not in a formal educational setting. More specifically, we investigated how CCGs assist learners in recognizing and producing E
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