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A person may begin struggling to express themselves clearly.
You might notice:
* Long pauses during conversation
* Using the wrong word
* Calling familiar objects by unusual names
* Losing track of a sentence
* Repeating themselves
Occasional word-finding difficulty is common with age, but frequent language problems can be more significant.
## 3. Trouble With Familiar Tasks
Activities that used to feel automatic may become confusing.
Examples include:
* Following a familiar recipe
* Using a household appliance
* Paying bills
* Using a phone
* Driving to a familiar place
This can be an important early sign because the task itself is not new.
## 4. Getting Confused About Time or Place
A person may begin losing track of:
