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The results in Figure 01 show that the majority of students in Group 1 are 19 years old but all participants are of a similar age. Most of them have been learning English only in school (Figure 03). The length of learning English is different (Figure 02); one person in this group has been learning English for 6 years and this is the shortest period of time.
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The results in Figure 01 show that the majority of students in Group 1 are 19 years old, and that all participants are close to that age. Most of them have been learning English only in school (Figure 03). They have been learning for vvarious lengths of time (Figure 02); one person in this group has been learning for 6 years, and this is the shortest period of time.
- The results in Figure 01 show that the majority of students in Group 1 are 19 years old, and that all participants are close to that age.
- Most of them have been learning English only in school (Figure 03).
- They have been learning for vvarious lengths of time (Figure 02); one person in this group has been learning for 6 years, and this is the shortest period of time.
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The results in Figure 01 show that the majority of students in Group 1 are 19 years old, and that all participants are close to that age. Most of them have been learning English only in school (Figure 03). They have been learning for vvarious lengths of time (Figure 02); one person in this group has been learning for 6 years, and this is the shortest period of time.
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