Distinguish speech disorders from language disorders. Use specific examples to illustrate your explanation
What will be an ideal response?
Language disorders are disabilities in communication. "Speech disorders" is a narrower category, including difficulties in forming and sequencing sounds. Failure to understand one's native language is a language disorder; inability to articulate common words is a speech disorder.
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a. revising b. first draft c. editing d. publishing
When you use the discussion board, which is the most important guideline for your behavior?
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