The Influence of Data-Driven Exercises Through Using a Computer Program on Vocabulary Improvement in an EFL Context
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Touraj Talaei
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(Language Institute, Borujerd, Iran)
Zahra Fotovatnia
2
(Assistant Prof., Islamic Azad University, Najafabad Branch)
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