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Young, TJ and Walsh, S (2010) Which English? Whose. English? An investigation of 'non-native' teachers' beliefs about target varieties. Language, Culture and.
Authors: Tony Young, Steve Walsh and Alina Schartner. This research paper is free to download below as a pdf file. Downloads. Which English? Whose English?
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Author(s): Young TJ, Walsh S, Schartner A. Publication type: Report. Publication status: Published. Series Title: ELT Research Papers. Year: 2016. Pages: 19.
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