Some academic papers by our graduate students in Academic Year 2013

･Takafumi Fujiwara, Wakibuchi, Ryota, Yuma Hayano, Tomohiro Kamijyo "Zenchi-shi To-wo Mochiita Mirai-Hyogen-no Kokateki-na Kyojyuho-no Teian; To-Futeishi-no Kokateki-na Kyojyu-ho" [Towards a Better Pedagogy of Teaching Future Expressions Using To-Infinitive] ・Yuma Hayano, Takafumi Fujiwara, Ryota Wakibuchi, Tomohiro Kamijyo "Zenchishi Oyobi Futeishi-wo Michibiku To-no Kensho" [An Analysis of To]

・Takafumi Fujiwara, Yuta Akahane, Ryota Wakibuchi, Yuma Hayano　" Have-no Ninchiteki-na Rikai-Moderu-to Sono Kosatsu" [A Study on the Cognitive Model of Have] ・Ryota Wakibuchi, Yuta Akahane, Takafumi Fujiwara, Yuma Hayano　" Eigo-no Mirai-Hyoten-no Tagisei-to Sono Tagi-wo Syojisaseru Jyoken-no Kosatsu Oyobi Sono Kokateki-na Kyoikuho" [A Study on the Polysemy of the Expressions Denotinve Futurity and Its Application to EFL"

・Ryota Wakibuchi, Yuta Akahane, Takafumi Fujiwara, Yuma Hayano, Miki Hanazaki, and Kazuo Hanazaki "The "Habitat Segregation" of Expressions Denoting Futurity and its Application to TESL" ・Takafumi, Fujiwara, Yuta Akahane, Ryota Wakibuchi, Yuma Hayano, Miki Hanazaki, and Kazuo Hanazaki "An Analysis of a Causative Verb Have from the Cognitive Linguistic as well as the Contrastive Linguistic Perspective"

・Takafumi Fujiwara　 "An Analysis of Causative Verb Have from the Cognitive Linguisitc Perspective" ・Yuta Akahane "A Study on Be-to Infinitive" ・Ryota Wakibuchi "A study on Auxiliary Verb Will" next to come is the presentation to be made in Jan 2015　HUIC International Conference on Humanities ・Miki Hanazaki, Kazuo Hanazaki, Takafumi Fujiwara, Yuma Hayano, Tomoko Kawamura, Yuta Akahane "Multidirectional Approach to the Semantics of Have: Seeking a Unified Way of Teaching its Polysemy to the EFL Students"