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Corpus Analysis of Online Communication. / Collins, Luke.
The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics. ed. / Carol A. Chapelle. Second. ed. Wiley, 2026.

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Harvard

Collins, L 2026, Corpus Analysis of Online Communication. in CA Chapelle (ed.), The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics. Second edn, Wiley.

APA

Collins, L. (in press). Corpus Analysis of Online Communication. In C. A. Chapelle (Ed.), The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics (Second ed.). Wiley.

Vancouver

Collins L. Corpus Analysis of Online Communication. In Chapelle CA, editor, The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics. Second ed. Wiley. 2026

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Collins, Luke. / Corpus Analysis of Online Communication. The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics. editor / Carol A. Chapelle. Second. ed. Wiley, 2026.

Bibtex

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