what is an example of a expressive language disorder
Children with expressive language disorder are usually below the average level for their age in: Putting words and sentences together to express thoughts Recalling the names of words Using language appropriately in a variety of settings with different people (for example, at home, in school, with parents and teachers). Specific examples of expressive language impairment include a seven-year-old child being unable to join sentences with words like âandâ, âbutâ or âifâ, and a three-year-old child who speaks in two-word sentences. Symptoms of expressive language disorder differ from one child to the next and