alleryWhich aphasia is expressive, with grammar loss but intact comprehension?
AWernicke's
BConduction
CBroca's
DAnomic
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Broca's
1. Broca's aphasia affects the ability to speak and produce language.
2. It brings loss of normal grammatical structure but comprehension is intact.
3. Wernicke's aphasia impairs comprehension instead.
_Source: Wikipedia, Language disorder, Broca's aphasia_
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