1) The student can read well, but when the teacher asks, “What’s 9 minus 4?”, she freezes and says random numbers. 2) At a restaurant, he can’t calculate how much money he needs to pay or how much change he should get. 3) While reading aloud, she says, “The bog runs fast,” and then corrects herself: “Oh, I mean dog.” 4) He studies hard, but his writing has many spelling mistakes, like “becus” for “because.” 5) After a head injury, he tries to say “I want to go home,” but only says “Go... house... me.” 6) She understands what people say but can’t make full sentences to answer them. 7) During a presentation, he says, “T-t-today I will talk about a-an-animals,” and takes long pauses 8) When speaking to friends, she blocks on some words but speaks smoothly when singing. 9) The child says, “Thith ith my thoup,” instead of “This is my soup.” 10) A student can’t pronounce “r” or “s” sounds clearly, but others still understand him.

Language Disorder

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