A common language-related disorder, dyslexia, expresses itself in different types. What type of dyslexia does someone who sounds words out instead of recognizing them have?

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Surface dyslexia involves sounding words out when reading because a person cannot recognize them. This type of dyslexia results in mispronunciation of irregular words, like "come" (which is not pronounced the same way as "home" or "gnome").

A Common Language-Related Disorder, Dyslexia, Expresses Itself in Different Types