ASL Grammar Structure

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Based on the rules of ASL grammar structure, ASL is _________________.

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a language separate from English

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When asking a Wh- question in ASL, where do the Wh- signs go?

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At the end

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Which of the following is a basic ASL sentence structure? Verb Subject Object, Verb Object Subject, Object Verb Subject, Subject Verb Object

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Subject Verb Object

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In ASL, TIME signs tend to come at the ________ of the sentence.

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beginning

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Translate the following English sentence into ASL: 'I am going to school right now.'

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NOW I GO SCHOOL

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When referring to the FUTURE in ASL time sentences, the signs are found where? Options: at the body line, in front of the body, behind the person, outside of the signing space

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in front of the body

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When signing the present tense, signs should move where on the imaginary ASL timeline of the signer's body?

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downward along the bodyline

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When asking a "WH" word question, what should your eyebrows do?

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Go down

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When signing a Yes/No question, your eyebrows should be raised.

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true

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In ASL grammar, TIME signs are at the end of the sentence.

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False