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Cross-linguistic writing with AI Investigating transfer effects in L1/L2 and FL contexts

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Findings indicate patterns consistent with cross-linguistic transfer of AI writing strategies in this exploratory sample, highlighting AI’s potential to foster metacognitive awareness and cross-linguistic strategy development in multilingual writing.

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