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Making alliterative collocations memorable: Does vocalisation help?
Collocations are a key component of second language (L2) mastery. Yet, their acquisition poses major challenges to L2 learners. One potential solution to this difficulty is employing the mnemonic effect of alliteration (e.g., professional practice). In the present study, 230 Japanese EFL university
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