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Subject: Group answer to question 4

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Ludmila

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Date Posted: 18:23:17 08/14/10 Sat

what researchers interested in publishing in those journals should do?
Researchers who are interested in publish an article in a journal, must first write to the journal and then learn about their general publication policies. In order for an article to be considered, it needs to be new or different then what has been already published. The article should also be consistent with the subject treated in that journal of interest.

To submit an article to Reading in a Foreign Language an author should send a brief biographical writing, a submission form signed by the author stating the authenticity of the material, and also a form showing that the article hasn�t been published anywhere else. All those information and the article must be sent to RFL address, by mail or email. According to RFL, all of their articles, reviews and commentaries must follow requirements proposed in their publication policies. A research should have; an abstract, an Introduction, a Method section, a Results section, a Discussion section, a Conclusion, References and Appendices of instrument(s) used.

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