A meta-analysis of the effect of bimodal subtitling on vocabulary learning among adult EFL learners

A meta-analysis is conducted to investigate the impact of English subtitling on EFL learners’ vocabulary improvement. This study was conducted by collecting and analyzing previous research to investigate the effect of bimodal subtitles on vocabulary learning, among EFL learners in different contexts...

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