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MikeS · 19th February 2008, 18:01

I agree there isn't much, but there is some. I think the Chula journal has published quite a bit, but I don't have time to look for it now. I have a copy of an article upon which the notes I posted about Thai L1 interference in L2 were based, but it's too long to post here (10,000 characterl post limit). I know someone who is close to finishing a phd thesis on how to administer schools to enhance English learning.
I'm quite a long ways off publishing myself, but I am developing a research proposal now on marking students work, and I'd also like to do something on ways a Thai L1 intereferes with an English L2.
Meanwhile, I'm just occupied trying to get through my masters coursework.

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MikeS MikeS is..... Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Just lookin' out, wondering at what ah see... Posts: 3,210 vCash: 500 Rep Power: 221	Re: How Thai interfers with learning English I agree there isn't much, but there is some. I think the Chula journal has published quite a bit, but I don't have time to look for it now. I have a copy of an article upon which the notes I posted about Thai L1 interference in L2 were based, but it's too long to post here (10,000 characterl post limit). I know someone who is close to finishing a phd thesis on how to administer schools to enhance English learning. I'm quite a long ways off publishing myself, but I am developing a research proposal now on marking students work, and I'd also like to do something on ways a Thai L1 intereferes with an English L2. Meanwhile, I'm just occupied trying to get through my masters coursework. __________________ How many seas must the white dove sail before she sleeps in the sand?