Master ASL Unit 7 Culture and Grammar

WHAT IS THE "LANGUAGE" THAT USES ASL SIGNS IN ENGLISH WORD ORDER? (3 WORDS)

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THE SIGN LANGUAGE (a)   : THE WIDE VARIETY OF SIGNING AMONG PEOPLE

WHAT IS THE COMMON EXPRESSION TO SAY YOU HAVE A LOT TO DO?

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WHERE DO "EVERY" SIGNS APPEAR IN AN ASL SENTENCE?

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WHAT IS THE ASL FEATURE USES SHOULDERSHIFTING AND THE "GROUP" SIGN TO SEPARATE DETAILS INTO RELATED GROUPS?

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WHAT ARE THE ASL STRATEGIES THAT INCLUDE CLOSING SIGNALS, THE QUESTIONMAKER, THE WH-FACE, ETC (2 WORDS)

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WHAT IS THE SIGN USED ONLY WHEN SIGNING ABOUT TIME, AS IN "I HAVE TO SEE THE NURSE AT 10 OR 11."

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WHAT IS IT CALLED WHEN EACH WORD AND SOUND IS KEYED INTO A PROGRAM THAT IS THEN ATTACHED TO ORIGINAL MATERIAL LIKE TELEVISION SHOWS, MOVIES, ETC. TO PRODUCE THESE? (2 WORDS)

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WHAT IS THE VISUAL LANGUAGE AS UNIQUE AS FRENCH OR GERMAN, INDEPENDENT OF ENGLISH AND WITH ITS OWN GRAMMAR AND SYNTAX? (3 WORDS)

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WHAT ARE THE ASL NOUNS AND VERBS THAT SHARE EVERY PARAMETER EXCEPT FOR MOVEMENT, LIKE CHAIR AND TO SIT, OR AIRPLANE AND TO FLY CALLED?

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