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Alan Robert White; Supot Rattanapun; Leechai Panyawong-ngam – Journal of Education and Learning, 2025
This paper examines common writing errors from a sample of research articles written by post-graduate non-native English speakers. The articles were analyzed for their impact on clarity, coherence, and reader comprehension. This paper discusses the errors using examples from other research studies and academic writing guides. Furthermore, it…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Writing (Composition), Error Patterns, Graduate Students
Williams, Julie Ann Stuart; Schutts, Joshua; Gallamore, Kristine; Amaral, Nicholas – Business and Professional Communication Quarterly, 2019
This article examines a manageable approach that provides students with significant opportunities to write and improve their writing over time in an introductory quantitative business course. The study examines six elements of written communication skills, as evidenced by assessment data from memorandum assignments administered following…
Descriptors: Business Communication, Writing Skills, Communication Skills, Business Skills
Carrió Pastor, María Luisa; Mestre-Mestre, Eva María – International Journal of English Studies, 2014
Nowadays, scientific writers are required not only a thorough knowledge of their subject field, but also a sound command of English as a lingua franca. In this paper, the lexical errors produced in scientific texts written in English by non-native researchers are identified to propose a classification of the categories they contain. This study…
Descriptors: Second Language Learning, English (Second Language), Guidelines, Error Patterns

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