例句與造句

1. The district has identified that 17 % of pupils have a Speech or Language disability.
2. Expressive Language Disability : This disability causes a youngster to have trouble sharing her thoughts.
3. Children with receptive language disability benefit when they receive simple, brief directions in a logical sequence.
4. If a language disability prevents you from presenting presenting your case, you should give up now.
5. In 2009 Disability Studies Quarterly published a A Multinational Review of English-language Disability Studies Degrees and Courses.
6. It's difficult to find language disability in a sentence. 用language disability造句挺難的
7. Dyslexia is a broad term for language disabilities that cause a person to have trouble understanding written words, sentences or paragraphs.
8. A sixth-grader with a language disability read sentences slowly, resting the tip of his pencil on each word before moving on.
9. It is true, said Galaburda, that people who have a more-developed planum temporale on one side suffer language disabilities if that region is injured.
10. Receptive Language Disability : A child with this condition finds it hard to follow directions, remember what he's been told or comprehend abstract language.
11. People with dyslexia, the reading and language disability, face a lifelong struggle to keep up in a text-based world whose currency is words, West says.
12. Females'language ability is more securely organized in the brain, which may explain why men account for four out of five stroke victims who suffer language disabilities.
13. Because the building is scheduled for renovation shortly, it's otherwise empty, tended only by a Hispanic super whose language disabilities are aggravated by his fondness for pot.
14. There are also transcripts from bilingual children, older school-aged children, adult second-language learners, children with various types of language disabilities, and aphasics who are trying to recover from language loss.
15. He will speak Wednesday during a symposium on dyslexia research that opens the meeting of the Orton Society, named for Samuel Orton, a pioneer in research on the language disability.
16. Children with specific language impairments, or SLIs were not as proficient at matching tones to one another or at keeping tempo with a simple metronome as children with no language disabilities.
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