Chester (4;1 years) is a monolingual English-speaking boy. He has a moderate-severe phonological impairment. You have just asked Chester which picture you should pick up, a fan or a pan. Chester has said [pæn] but meant fan. You reply with a pragmatic cue only. The comment consistent with a pragmatic cue is:

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A pragmatic cue encourages the child to clarify or repair their communication without directly correcting the phonological error. In this case, asking if Chester meant "pan or fan" prompts him to reconsider his word choice and provides an opportunity for self-correction, fitting the definition of a pragmatic cue.

Chester (4;1 Years) Is a Monolingual English-Speaking Boy