Many children with ASD often have good memory skills but have difficulty understanding and using language like others do.The “give and take” of normal conversation (referred to as social reciprocity) is difficult for them.Often they are unaware that others may be trying to talk to them and they have difficulty talking about topics that are of little interest to them.Therefore, their conversations are frequently unrelated or repetitive. Children with ASD also may use learned speeches from movies, commercials, etc. While they may demonstrate little interest in topics of often speak excessively on a specific topic that interests themselves without considering others.