A language disorder could involve problems with receptive language (understanding others) or with expressive language (communicating thoughts and feelings).

This implies that expressive language deficits are unrelated to the ability to connect word and referent in a single exposure.

Expressive language disorder can be further classified into two groups: developmental expressive language disorder and acquired expressive language disorder.

Expressive language disorder affects work and schooling in many ways.

He consciously works in the areas of expressive language among text, visual stroke, body movement, voice, and expansion into space.