Description
Exercise helps people with cognitive, speech, or language disorders with word retrieval and speaking by saying aloud the verb associated with an image shown.
Helps improve: Word-finding
#of difficulty levels: 3
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Exercise helps people with cognitive, speech, or language disorders with word retrieval and speaking by saying aloud the verb associated with an image shown.
Helps improve: Word-finding
#of difficulty levels: 3
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