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eBooks and audiobooks on mobile gadgets have become valuable for reading instruction in CALL and to boost active self-study and reading-aloud of a variety of reading resources. This paper demonstrates how to make use of audiobooks for EFL communicative activities, on iPads and Android tablets and even in BYD setting.
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