MARKEDNESS IN WRITING: A CASE OF EFL STUDENTS
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Keywords

markedness, EFL students, linguistic typology, written discourse, error analysis, structural complexity, language acquisition.

Abstract

This article explores the concept of "markedness" in the written discourse of EFL students. The study aims to identify linguistic challenges faced by learners when utilizing typologically complex structures in academic writing.

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