Topic Management in Email Exchanges Between Non-native Speakers of English

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24. Id 9 exams Ah, "APPENDIXSentences Containing Topic Clues in MKs email exchange with W<Mail 1 by W>I send you one of my favorite songs <Mail 2 by MK>Last week Thanks for your song"
25. "<Mail 3 by W>I tried many times to open your homepage butYou said you had 9 examsI have 4 mid-examsWe have 9 days for May day holidayHow do you spend your holidaysSend you the song MEET again"
26. "<Mail 4 by MK>Anyway Id nicely received your mail with your songAnd I found out that we resemble each other Ive heard that youre in spring vacation Was Mayday included among the vacation?In Last weekend I spent with my friends Korean males get recruited military service"
27. "<Mail 5 by W>Just as you said we are resemble each other Do you like computers? I agree with you about the conscription system Some of my favorite stars get recruited to army I want to know that whether you need army train when you enter schoolDo you know that Korean sitcoms influence our life much?Spring vacation May Day is the Labor Day What about your vacation?Applicable levels"

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