Aphasia Practice

Finish the sentence, sheet 1

Step 1: Short sentences that end in an everyday word. Two choices.

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The partner sheet shows the cues and the intended words. It is for the practice partner.

1. The trash is picked up twice a .

  • mile
  • week

2. I butter a slice of .

  • ham
  • bread

This is practice material. It is not medical advice and it is not speech therapy. It does not replace a speech-language pathologist.

Sudden new trouble speaking or understanding is an emergency. Call 911 or your local emergency number now. Tell your doctor or speech-language pathologist about trouble swallowing or changes in mood.

The practice tool: aphasia-practice.pages.dev

Finish the sentence, sheet 1

3. In winter the roads are white with .

  • snow
  • mud

4. The sandwich costs four .

  • dollars
  • gallons

This is practice material. It is not medical advice and it is not speech therapy. It does not replace a speech-language pathologist.

Sudden new trouble speaking or understanding is an emergency. Call 911 or your local emergency number now. Tell your doctor or speech-language pathologist about trouble swallowing or changes in mood.

The practice tool: aphasia-practice.pages.dev

Finish the sentence, sheet 1

5. I borrow books from the .

  • library
  • bakery

6. We wait at the stop for the .

  • bus
  • taxi

This is practice material. It is not medical advice and it is not speech therapy. It does not replace a speech-language pathologist.

Sudden new trouble speaking or understanding is an emergency. Call 911 or your local emergency number now. Tell your doctor or speech-language pathologist about trouble swallowing or changes in mood.

The practice tool: aphasia-practice.pages.dev

This is practice material. It is not medical advice and it is not speech therapy. It does not replace a speech-language pathologist.

Sudden new trouble speaking or understanding is an emergency. Call 911 or your local emergency number now. Tell your doctor or speech-language pathologist about trouble swallowing or changes in mood.