A patient has fairly good grammar and generally used function morphemes correctly.However,he cannot produce content morphemes.As a result,his speech usually does not make sense.What disorder do you suspect this patient has?

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Wernicke's aphasia is characterized by poor comprehension and difficulty understanding others' speech, as well as producing fluent and grammatically correct but nonsensical sentences. The patient's difficulty producing content morphemes would make it difficult for them to convey meaningful information, which fits with the symptoms of Wernicke's aphasia.

A Patient Has Fairly Good Grammar and Generally Used Function