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TPR is primarily a writing-focused language method.

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In TPR, students memorize vocabulary through reading alone.

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TPR uses physical movement to reinforce language meaning.

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TPR encourages frequent speaking before listening.

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TPR prioritizes listening comprehension before speaking.

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In TPR, learners respond to commands with physical actions.

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TPR requires students to translate word-for-word into their native language.

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TPR is often used to help beginners acquire basic language through commands.

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TPR was developed by James Asher.

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TPR eliminates the use of gestures or actions.

 
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