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- who: Volume 2 Issue 2 from the A Study of Listening Discrimination in Korean University have published the Article: The Middle East Journal of TEFL, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- how: The phonemes used in the experiment were the liquids /l/ and /r/ and the labials /b/ and /v/. The experiment explored the relationship between pronunciation and listening discrimination. The minimal pairs used in the experiment are usually easy for English language learners to distinguish in the context of a sentence.
- future: To determine the effect of familiarity with respect to aural discrimination future . . .
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