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People with different brain injuries may or may not understand language or be able to speak. If the areas of the brain that control motor function, such as speech, are damaged, but not the language centers, then the person can understand language but not talk. After a TBI, the Survivor may have to re-learn language skills. Just as any child or adult learning a language, understanding comes first, followed by mastery and verbalization.

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