Expressive aphasia: Difficulty in expressing language, speaking coherently.

Receptive aphasia: Difficulty understanding spoken or written language.

Global aphasia: Severe impairment of both expressive and receptive abilities.

Anomic aphasia: Inability to recall words for objects or people.

Broca's aphasia: Difficulty in speech production due to brain damage.

Wernicke's aphasia: Impaired language comprehension and fluency from brain injury.

Global aphasia: Severe impairment of both speaking and understanding language.

Anomic aphasia: Difficulty finding words during speech or writing tasks.

Conduction aphasia: Inability to repeat phrases accurately, despite understanding them.