Expressive language disorder is a communication disorder characterized by difficulties in expressing thoughts, ideas, and feelings through spoken or written language. Individuals with this disorder may struggle with vocabulary, sentence structure, and grammar, resulting in limited or unclear speech. They might find it challenging to form complete sentences, use appropriate words, or convey their messages effectively. This disorder can impact social interactions, academic performance, and overall communication skills. Early assessment and intervention through speech and language therapy are essential for improving expressive language abilities and facilitating better communication.

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