Research in the Teaching of English May 1996

Words Make a Difference: The Effects of Greco-Latinate and Anglo-Saxon Lexical variation on College Writing Instructors

Bruce Maylath

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Research in the Teaching of English
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1996-05-01
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10.58680/rte199615324
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  1. WOLF et al. (1998)
    “The Clay that Makes the Pot”—: The Loss of Language in Writing Assessment
    Written Communication

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