Gloss the following sentence:
Every morning I brush my teeth.
EVERY-MORNING ME BRUSH-TEETH ME.
The signs with "every belong where in a sentence?
The beginning
Sign this:
CUT-NAILS
CUT-NAILS
Give a sign with the following handshape.
CL: 1
ALWAYS
Sign the glossed sentence:
EVERY-MORNING ME SHOWER ME.
EVERY-MORNING ME SHOWER ME.
I go to bed around 12 AM.
AROUND 12 MORNING ME GO-TO-BED ME.
The sign "FOR-FOR" is used for what?
"What did you do that for?" "What for?"
Sign these:
BRUSH-TEETH, MOUTHWASH
BRUSH-TEETH, MOUTHWASH
Give a sign that uses the following classifier:
CL: V
TO-GET-UP
Sign the glossed sentence:
SOMETIMES ME TAKE-BATH ME.
SOMETIMES ME TAKE-BATH ME.
I brush my hair and floss sometimes.
SOMETIMES ME BRUSH-HAIR (ss) FLOSS ME.
Describe a noun/verb pair
Noun moves twice. Verb moves once
Sign these:
SHAMPOO, SOMETIMES, EVERY-AFTERNOON
SHAMPOO, SOMETIMES, EVERY-AFTERNOON
Give a sign that uses the following classifier:
CL: 4
SCHEDULE
Sign the glossed sentence:
EVERY-AFTERNOON ME EAT-AFTERNOON (ss) SLEEP ME.
EVERY-AFTERNOON ME EAT-AFTERNOON (ss) SLEEP ME.
Gloss the following sentence.
My family wakes up around 10 AM on Fridays.
What law made captioning legal?
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Sign these:
AROUND, OVERSLEEP, SANDAL, BATH
AROUND, OVERSLEEP, SANDAL, BATH
Give a sign that uses the following classifier:
CL: flat O
MAKEUP
Sign the glossed sentence:
EVERY-YEAR AROUND 10 MORNING ME DO-DO? MAKEUP MINE.
EVERY-YEAR AROUND 10 MORNING ME DO-DO? MAKEUP MINE.
Gloss the following sentence:
Are you going to take a shower between 6 and 7?
6-O-CLOCK (ss) 7-O-CLOCK YOU SHOWER YOU?
What is spatial organization?
An ASL equivalent to the word "then" or "and" that uses shoulder shifting to separate ideas.
Sign these:
EVERY-YEAR, EVERY-WEEK, SCHEDULE, VARY, ALWAYS
EVERY-YEAR, EVERY-WEEK, SCHEDULE, VARY, ALWAYS
Give a sign that uses the following classifier:
CL: F
SHIRT
Sign the glossed sentence:
SCHEDULE MINE VARY. EVERY-MONDAY NEED JACKET (ss) PANTS (ss) BIG SOCKS.
SCHEDULE MINE VARY. EVERY-MONDAY NEED JACKET (ss) PANTS (ss) BIG SOCKS.