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Date Posted: 17:20:29 10/07/05 Fri
Author: Fernanda
Subject: Re: Citing Sources : Motivation, SLA, and the Role of Teachers
In reply to: Luis Antonio Morad Stefani 's message, "Citing Sources : Motivation, SLA, and the Role of Teachers" on 07:44:39 10/06/05 Thu

Dear Luis,

You missed some spaces between the words. In the fifth line [it” (Williams], in the eleventh line [(Goleman, 1995)], in the sixteenth line [students’ needs], in the nineteenth line [(Goleman, 1995 : 94)] and line twentieth-first [(Ellis, 1994 : 516)].

Don’t you think that after two punctuation marks you do not need to write in capital letter – “….. to foster motivation: Firstly, teachers…..”

That’s all I need to say. Good Job!

Fernanda

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  • Re: Citing Sources : Motivation, SLA, and the Role of Teachers -- Rodrigo Nunes Pinto, 19:56:19 10/07/05 Fri
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