Disorder of written expression, or ____________, includes difficulty composing grammatically correct sentences; frequent grammatical, punctuation, or spelling errors; and diminished ability to organize coherent paragraphs.

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Disorder of written expression, also known as dysgraphia, is a specific learning disability that affects a person's ability to write coherently. Dyspraxia refers to difficulty with motor planning and coordination, dyslexia refers to difficulty with reading, and dyscalculia refers to difficulty with math. Therefore, the best choice is C.

Disorder of Written Expression, or ____________, Includes Difficulty Composing Grammatically