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Systematic introduction of vocabulary and its effect on acquisition: primary education students of english as a foreign language

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Table 1. Target words and their DPs
Figure 1. DP index and Receptive knowledge
Table 3. Univariate linear regression for productive knowledge
Figure 3. Systematic introduction of vocabulary

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