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Hai, Teng China EFL: Teaching with movies
Hai, Teng China's ESL goals: are they being met?
Hall-Lew, Lauren Beyond the 2nd generation: English use among Chinese Americans in the San F [...]
Hamid, M. Obaidul Will CLT bail out the bogged down ELT in Bangladesh?
Hamlett, Tim English in Hongkong: the future
Hao, Keqi The view from China
Harding, Edith Mother Tongue and Other Tongue
Hargraves, Orin Cucurbits
Harmer, Jeremy Varieties of the Language
Harris, Tony Accommodating Estuary English
Hartman, Reinhard Words, words, words …
Hartmann, Reinhard ‘An engaging scholarly spirit’: Allen Walker Read
Hartmann, Reinhard Breaking the barriers
Hartmann, Reinhard Handy, if slightly heavy
Hartmann, Reinhard Our guide to language-land The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Language, Crysta [...]
Hartmann, Reinhard A step in the right direction
Hartmann, Reinhard Yes, but WHICH dictionary?
Harvey, Paul Language awareness
Hasanova, D. English as a trademark of modernity and elitism
Hasanova, Dilbarhon Teaching and learning English in Uzbekistan
Hashim, Azirah Celebrating Tom's century – 100 issues of English Today
Hashim, Azirah Electronic English in Malaysia: features and language in use
Hassan, Norizah Electronic English in Malaysia: features and language in use
Hawes, Donald Charlotte Brontë, English Teacher
Hawes, Donald English every ten years
Hawes, Donald It does
Haycraft, Brita On Being Bilingual
Haycraft, John The EFL Phenomenon
Hazen, Kirk Unvernacular Appalachia: an empirical perspective on West Virginia dialect [...]
Herbert, John The broadcast voice
Hibbert, Liesel English in South Africa: parallels with African American vernacular English
Hibbert, Liesel The Plain English Campaign and South Africa
Hickey, Raymond Present and future horizons for Irish English
Hilgendorf, Suzanne K. The impact of English in Germany
Hilpert, Martin Just because it's new doesn't mean people will notice it
Hinton, Leanne Trading tongues: loss of heritage languages in the United States
Hinton, Suzanne Call me madam, or The lost key word
Hinton, Suzanne Un-bending the genders or ‘Why don't they just get married?’
Ho, Debbie G. E. ‘I'm not west. I'm not east. So how leh?’
Holmes, Janet T-time in New Zealand
Holmes, Janet Three chairs for New Zealand English: the EAR/AIR merger
Honey, John A new rule for the Queen and I?
Honey, John The straw hippopotamus
Honeybone, Patrick Life, language and the things linguists look at
Honeybone, Patrick On the Language gene blues
Honna, Nobuyuki Celebrating Tom's century – 100 issues of English Today
Hook, Donald The apostrophe: use and misuse
Hook, Donald D. On English, its simplicity and great usefulness
Horton, Andrew High-flying acronyms
Hosali, Priya Butler English PDF (57 KB)
Hou, Jinxiang Catchwords as markers of change in China
Howse, Hugh Teaching English to the World
Hu, Guangwei The craze for English-medium education in China: driving forces and looming [...]
Hu, Peter Adapting English into Chinese
Huber, Daniel Beyond and behind the tables – a reply to Michael Bulley: Why no mips?
Huber, Daniel Why can recognize be pronounced without /ɡ/? On silent letters and French o [...]
Hughes, Geoffrey What is register?
Hughes, Geoffrey Words of War
Hughes, Geoffrey Words, war and terror
Hughes, Glyn English on dis-play: a fractured language
Hughes, Joan A dinkum dialogue with the demon drink
Hundt, Marianne Moodling beyond Bollywood: e-teaching the language, literature and culture [...]
Hung, Tony T. N. ‘New English’ words in international English dictionaries
Hyde, Barbara Japan's emblematic English