A fluent aphasia where patients struggle with repetition despite good comprehension and relatively intact speech production.

• Speech pattern: Usually fluent but may have hesitations
• Repetition: Marked difficulty repeating words or phrases exactly
• Phonemic errors: Sound substitutions in speech (saying "table" as "cable")
• Comprehension: Typically good understanding of language
• Self-monitoring: Usually aware of errors and will try to correct them

People with conduction aphasia might struggle when trying to repeat information like phone numbers, addresses, or instructions. They may also have trouble with longer or more complex words.

• Repetition practice with structured feedback
• Sentence completion tasks