Scholars who use English as an additional language (EAL) worldwide are under increasing
pressure to write and publish in English due to the pervasive publish‐or‐perish culture and …

The need for genre literacy is increasingly becoming evident in academic writing courses,
particularly in the realm of research article (RA) writing. This paper documents RA genre …

Writing for international publication is a daunting prospect for all scholars but is particularly
difficult for those off-network academics writing in an additional language. With little …

This study strived to specify and particularize Iranian medical field specialists and EFL
teachers' predominant and overriding textual interventions, which fall within the ambit of …

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For many non-native speakers, publishing in English is a demanding task requiring a high
standard of academic English proficiency to meet the stringent criteria of accredited journals …

Metadiscourse involves the self-reflective linguistic expressions that refer to the evolving
text, the writer, and the imagined readers of that text. This study utilized an interpersonal …

Publishing research in English poses linguistic challenges for non-native English speaker
scholars (NNSS). To prepare their manuscripts for submission, peer review, and post …

Background & Aims: Increasing pressure for having scholarly publications in accredited
English medium journals emphasizes the need to enhance academic writing ability by …

With the prioritisation of English-medium publications for the production and dissemination
of scientific knowledge, English-as-an-additional-language (EAL) researchers have been …