Children who have difficulty acquiring new vocabulary, oversimplify grammatical expressions, and have problems understanding certain expressions of others are likely to have which of the following?

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Children who have difficulty acquiring new vocabulary, oversimplify grammatical expressions, and have problems understanding certain expressions of others are likely to have a communication disorder, such as language disorder or speech sound disorder. A learning disorder may also be present, but it is not specific to these language difficulties. Motor skills disorder and organ inferiority are not related to the language difficulties mentioned.

Children Who Have Difficulty Acquiring New Vocabulary, Oversimplify Grammatical Expressions