Present Tense
True or false: Present tense is signed close to your body.
True
What gets added at the beginning of a sentence to make the sentence future tense in ASL?
time marker
In English, what does a rhetorical question NOT require?
An answer
Gloss this sentence:
Do you want to go to Chick-Fil-A or Zaxby's this afternoon?
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NOW AFTERNOON CHICK-FIL-A (or) ZAXBY'S YOU
__________wh____
WANT GO WHICH
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Sign this sentence
The boy and girl will get married.
What word is added at the beginning of a sentence to make it present tense?
Now
Another way to make a sentence future tense in ASL is the add what word at the end?
Will
What two things are provided by the signer when signing rhetorical questions?
The question and the answer
Is this correct gloss?
Why couldn't you study last night?
_______________________n__wh___
PAST NIGHT YOU STUDY CAN'T WHY
yes
What two things when NOT mentioned in an ASL sentence, make the sentence an understood general statement?
past or future tenses
True or false: The further you sign away from the front of the body, the further into the future you are signing about.
True
This word is NOT used in ASL and instead becomes the rhetorical question "why".
Because
When glossing, "have to", "has to", "had to" change to what word?
Need
True or false: If a general statement is being signed, the sign NOW is needed at the beginning of the sentence.
False
When would the word "will" not be added in the sentence?
when there is a negative
Rhetorical questions become what when translated into English.
a regular sentence
When Tony grows up, he wants to be a racecar driver.
FUTURE fs-TONY GROW-UP RACECAR DRIVER HE WANT BECOME
Words ending in ______ are present tense words.
"ing"
Name three words that establish future tense.
Tomorrow, will, future, next week, next month, next year, a specific date that is in the future
Name the three ways to abbreviate a rhetorical question.
RHQ, RH-Q, rhq
What NMM would you use when signing GROW-UP?
eye gaze