limited vocabulary

What are the Signs of Limited Vocabulary?

Signs of limited vocabulary can include:
Using fewer words than peers of the same age
Difficulty finding the right word during conversations
Relying heavily on gestures to communicate
Struggling to form sentences
Difficulty understanding and following instructions

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