Results from the study using the FLAT. Bars represent results for each group (fA: fluent aphasia; nfA: non-fluent aphasia; RHD: Right-hemisphere damage) in relation to the control group, e.g. positive values mean that in interviews the group produced more frequent or strongly collocated forms than controls. We found significant increases for the aphasia groups for both content words and two-word combinations (bigrams; three related variables for measuring frequency/collocation strength), and non-significant decreases for the RHD group.