People with genetic dysphasia:
A)are able to produce written language but unable to generate spoken language.
B)find certain aspects of human language difficult or impossible to learn,despite having normal intellectual abilities.
C)acquire a language acquisition device only later in life.
D)are able to generate spoken language but unable to produce written language.

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Genetic dysphasia refers to a language disorder that is caused by a genetic abnormality. People with genetic dysphasia have normal intellectual abilities, but find it difficult to learn certain aspects of human language, such as grammar or vocabulary. They may also struggle with speech production or comprehension. It is not necessarily the case that they are unable to produce written language or acquire a language acquisition device only later in life, so choices A, C, and D are not correct.

People with Genetic Dysphasia