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STUDENTS’ MASTERY IN PRONOUNCING ENGLISH WORDS PRESENTED IN THEIR TEXTBOOKS An Action Research on the Eighth Year Students of SMP N 1 WINONG PATI in the Academic Year of 2008/2009.

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Table 2.1 The Criterion of Mastery level in the Curriculum of 2004.
Table 3.1: The Proportion of Samples
Table 3.2: The Proportion of Samples
Table 3.4: The Words Selected as the Instrument
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