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<p>This study investigates one of the most common issues namely the crosslinguistic influence of the L1 in learning L2 grammar, specifically the acquisition of the simple past tense. The researcher believes that the simple past tense forms produced by learners sometimes appear to have originated in L2 and sometimes in L1. An empirical study was conducted on 74 Arab Learners of English (ALEs) which lasted four months. A detailed analysis was made of the acquisition of the simple past tense forms in 222 written texts produced by ALEs. Written texts were collected chronologically from each subject at three stages in the experiment. Quantitative analysis shows the crosslinguistic influence of L1 (Arabic) in acquiring the linguistic items of L2 (English) in general and in acquiring the simple past in particular.</p

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Crosslinguistic Influence of L1 (Arabic) in Acquiring Linguistic Items of L2 (English): An Empirical Study in the Context of Arab Learners of English as Undergraduate Learners