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JOALL (Journal of Applied Linguistics and Literature)

Vol. xx No. x, 20xx


ISSN (print): 2502-7816; ISSN (online): 2503-524X
Available online at https://ejournal.unib.ac.id/index.php/joall/index
doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.33369/....

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Abstract
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fonts, single-spaced. Insert an abstract of 200-300 words, giving a brief
account of the most relevant aspects of the paper. The abstract of
research paper should contain the purposes, methodology, and findings
of the study. The abstract must be written in English, using 11 size Book
Antiqua fonts, single-spaced. Insert an abstract of 200-300 words, giving
a brief account of the most relevant aspects of the paper. The abstract of
research paper should contain the purposes, methodology, and findings
of the study. The abstract must be written in English, using 11 size Book
Antiqua fonts, single-spaced. Insert an abstract of 200-300 words, giving
a brief account of the most relevant aspects of the paper. The abstract of
research paper should contain the purposes, methodology, and findings
of the study. The abstract must be written in English, using 11 size Book
Antiqua fonts, single-spaced. Insert an abstract of 200-300 words, giving
a brief account of the most relevant aspects of the paper. The abstract of
research paper should contain the purposes, methodology, and findings
of the study. The abstract must be written in English, using 11 size Book
Antiqua fonts, single-spaced. Insert an abstract of 200-300 words, giving
a brief account of the most relevant aspects of the paper. The abstract of
research paper should contain the purposes, methodology, and findings
of the study.

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INTRODUCTION
In this section, provide an adequate background of the study and add the
current research to show the gap of the research. The paragraphs should be
single-spacing. The spacing, before or after, is 0 pt. In this section, provide
an adequate background of the study and add the current research to show

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the gap of the research. The section headings are bold and 12 pt Book
Antiqua, single spacing. The paragraphs should be single-spacing.
In this section, provide an adequate background of the study and add
the current research to show the gap of the research. The paragraphs should
be single-spacing. The spacing, before or after, is 0 pt. In this section, provide
an adequate background of the study and add the current research to show
the gap of the research. The section headings are bold and 12 pt Book
Antiqua, single spacing. The paragraphs should be single-spacing.
In this section, provide an adequate background of the study and add the
current research to show the gap of the research. The paragraphs should be
single-spacing. The spacing, before or after, is 0 pt. In this section, provide
an adequate background of the study and add the current research to show
the gap of the research. The section headings are bold and 12 pt Book
Antiqua, single spacing. The paragraphs should be single-spacing.
In this section, provide an adequate background of the study and add
the current research to show the gap of the research. The paragraphs should
be single-spacing. The spacing, before or after, is 0 pt. In this section, provide
an adequate background of the study and add the current research to show
the gap of the research. The section headings are bold and 12 pt Book
Antiqua, single spacing. The paragraphs should be single-spacing.
In this section, provide an adequate background of the study and add
the current research to show the gap of the research. The paragraphs should
be single-spacing. The spacing, before or after, is 0 pt. In this section, provide
an adequate background of the study and add the current research to show
the gap of the research. The section headings are bold and 12 pt Book
Antiqua, single spacing. The paragraphs should be single-spacing.
In this section, provide an adequate background of the study and add
the current research to show the gap of the research. The paragraphs should
be single-spacing. The spacing, before or after, is 0 pt. In this section, provide
an adequate background of the study and add the current research to show
the gap of the research. The section headings are bold and 12 pt Book
Antiqua, single spacing. The paragraphs should be single-spacing.
In this section, provide an adequate background of the study and add
the current research to show the gap of the research. The paragraphs should
be single-spacing. The spacing, before or after, is 0 pt. In this section, provide
an adequate background of the study and add the current research to show
the gap of the research. The section headings are bold and 12 pt Book
Antiqua, single spacing. The paragraphs should be single-spacing.
In this section, provide an adequate background of the study and add
the current research to show the gap of the research. The paragraphs should
be single-spacing. The spacing, before or after, is 0 pt. In this section, provide
an adequate background of the study and add the current research to show

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the gap of the research. The section headings are bold and 12 pt Book
Antiqua, single spacing. The paragraphs should be single-spacing.

METHODS
Participants / Subject / Population and Sample
The Research Methodology section describes in detail how the study was
conducted. A complete description of the methods used enables the reader
to evaluate the appropriateness of the research methodology.

Instruments
Describe what, how, to whom the instruments used in the study.

Data Analysis Procedures


Describe how the data was analyzed in the study.

FINDINGS
Sub Findings
In the Findings section, summarize the collected data and the analysis
performed on those data relevant to the issue that is to follow. The Findings
should be clear and concise. It should be written objectively and factually,
and without expressing personal opinion. It includes numbers, tables, and
figures (e.g., charts and graphs). Number tables and figures consecutively in
accordance with their appearance in the text.

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Sub Findings
In the Findings section, summarize the collected data and the analysis
performed on those data relevant to the issue that is to follow. The Findings
should be clear and concise. It should be written objectively and factually,
and without expressing personal opinion. It includes numbers, tables, and
figures (e.g., charts and graphs).

DISCUSSION
This section should explore the significance of the results of the study. This
section allows you to offer your interpretation and explain the meaning of

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your results in the findings section. Emphasize any theoretical or practical


consequences of the results.
The Discussion section should be a reasoned and justifiable
commentary on the importance of your findings. This section states why the
problem is important; what larger issues and what propositions are
confirmed or disconfirmed by the extrapolation of these findings to such
overarching issues.

CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION


The main conclusions of the study should be presented in a short
Conclusions section. Do not repeat earlier sections.

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Transcribing on Elementary Iranian EFL Learners’ Listening
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Barta, Eva. (2010). Test Taker Listening Comprehension Sub-Skills and
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Brown, C. A. (2017). Understanding the Out-of-class English Learning
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Khotari, C. R. (2004). Research Methodology: Methods and Techniques, Ed. 2,


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