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Meng, Z., & Su, L. (2002). A survey on non-English major college students’ English dictionary using in Shanghai. In D. Zeng (Ed.), Research on criticism studies of bilingual language dictionaries.

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• TITLE: A Survey on English Majors’ Dynamic Trends of Dictionaries Using

  AUTHORS: Xixiang Lou, Liping Li

  KEYWORDS: EFL Learners; Dictionary Using; Survey

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Modern Linguistics, Vol.2 No.2, June 27, 2012

  ABSTRACT: English dictionaries are the necessary tools for English learning, because a good dictionary is a stable resource of language knowledge. Proper dictionary using can stimulate students’ interest, and cultivate their self-autonomy in language learning. With the development of dictionary compiling technology, a variety of dictionaries have come into existence. The most-often-used dictionaries are paper dictionaries and electronic ones. It is assumed by some that the habit of dictionary using can influence the efficiency of the students’ language learning. This article reports on a survey of the diachronic trends of English major seniors (415) in their choice of dictionaries in the course of English learning from junior middle school to the college education. The investigation is to get some information about the subjects’ habits in dictionary-using at different stage of schooling