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UPRT 2009

Empirical Studies in English Applied Linguistics

Edited by

Gábor Szabó, József Horváth and Marianne Nikolov

Lingua Franca Csoport

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UPRT 2009: Empirical Studies in English Applied Linguistics

Edited by Gábor Szabó, József Horváth and Marianne Nikolov

Lingua Franca Csoport 2011

Pécs

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UPRT 2009: Empirical Studies in English Applied Linguistics Edited by Gábor Szabó, József Horváth and Marianne Nikolov Pécs, Lingua Franca Csoport

lingua_franca.xanga.com ISBN 978-963-642-402-2

Collection © 2011 Lingua Franca Csoport Papers © 2011 The Contributors

Cover image © 2011 Tibor Zoltán Dányi

All parts of this publication may be printed and stored electronically Special thanks to Dávid Horváth for editorial assistance

Additional assistance provided by Klaudia Zsófia Freund, Ágnes Piukovics and Tamás Szabó

Previous volumes of UPRT papers are available at books.google.com

www.pte.hu/uprt mek.oszk.hu

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Contents

1 Introduction

3 Lucilla Lopriore and Jelena Mihaljević Djigunović Attitudinal Aspects of Early EFL Learning 13 Zsófia Turányi

An Exploratory Study of Beliefs and Practices in a First Grade EFL Class

21 Lukácsi Zoltán

Contextualisation and Self-Assessment of Bilingual Secondary Institutions in Hungary

39 Ágnes Hódi, Marianne Nikolov and Ildikó Pathó

Emic Perspectives on Students’ Year of Intensive Language Learning Experiences

47 Judit Dombi, Zsófia Turányi and Marianne Nikolov

Language Teachers’ Views on the Year of Intensive Language Learning Programme

65 Éva Barta

Analysis of Listening Comprehension Assessment Tasks 81 Katalin Doró

Students’ Perceptions About their Preparedness for Undergraduate Studies of English

93 Judit Dombi

Preconceptions Are Not Likely to Change Overnight: A Study on Students’ Understanding of Negotiation in Two University Classes

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107 Karolina Kalocsai

Building Self-Confidence in the Use of English as a Lingua Franca:

A Case Study of Erasmus Students at the University of Szeged 123 Erika Szentpáli Ujlaki

An Exploratory Study of Foreign Erasmus Students’ Initial Cultural Experiences

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