To the fact that an affected individual struggles to say more than one word at a time non-fluent aphasia is referd. When trying to speak They demonstrate great effort, thus, their speech is considered non-fluent.
As Anomic aphasia Expressive aphasia is sometimes also referred. In spontaneous speech and in naming objects this relates to word retrieval difficulties. In each case the term refers to a type of aphasia that is characterized by difficulties with using language to communicate. On the other hand, individuals with expressive aphasia usually understand language fairly well.
An individual with expressive aphasia in summary, will usually be able to comprehend what is being said to them, but they will have difficulty using appropriate language to respond accurately.
