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He can read questions about his personal information with supervision. Jerome can read the words on the presented topic with minimal cue in reading unfamiliar words. He is also needs cue on how to pronounce some of the words correctly. He can answer questions about the presented topic without picture choices or word choices. Sometimes his teacher needs to translate some of the questions in Filipino for him to understand the questions

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