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Foundations of English as a Foreign Language Literacy: Cognitive and Linguistic Contributions to English Reading and Spelling in Young German Learners
Purpose: This longitudinal study investigated the cognitive and linguistic predictors of English as a foreign language (EFL) literacy among elementary school children in Germany, focusing on reading comprehension, pseudoword reading, reading fluency, and real-word and pseudoword spelling. Method: A
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