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          <dc:creator>Pa Pa Sein</dc:creator>
          <dc:creator>Thanda Soe</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>Vocabulary knowledge plays a vital role in reading comprehension. Qian (2002) stated that “the&#13; more vocabulary a reader knows, the better he or she will be at decoding and guessing the meaning of the texts”. Therefore, this research aims to investigate the correlation between&#13; vocabulary knowledge and reading comprehension of post- graduate students in the context of&#13; Myanmar. The objectives of this research are to examine the breadth and depth of learners'&#13; vocabulary knowledge and to explore their ability to handle reading comprehension. The&#13; “Background Questionnaire” and the three language tests such as “Nation’s Vocabulary Levels&#13; Test (1990)”, “Read’s Word Associates Test (Version 4.0)” and “TOEFL Reading&#13; Comprehension Test (August, 2001)” were used as the research instruments to collect the data.&#13; The participants of the research are 89 post-graduate students from different specializations,&#13; studying English for PhD preliminary course. The analyzed data reveal that there is a strong and&#13; positive correlation between vocabulary knowledge and reading comprehension of the&#13; participants and that learners' vocabulary knowledge clearly predicts their L2 reading&#13; comprehension performance.</dc:description>
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