ASL - Asking for things

The video tutorial covers how to make requests using real-life sentences, focusing on WH questions and choosing between options. It explains how to describe temperature and attractiveness, and discusses relationships using gender-neutral terms. The tutorial encourages practicing these sentences daily.

What is the correct way to ask if someone is hungry?

• Would you like a snack?

• Is it time to eat?

• Do you want food?

• Are you hungry?

When given two options, how should you decide?

• Choose both options.

• Pick the first option.

• Ignore the options.

• Decide between the two options.

How is the term 'hot' used differently when describing people?

• It indicates a high speed.

• It describes a spicy flavor.

• It means someone is attractive.

• It refers to temperature.

What does the term 'boyfriend' imply in this context?

• A family member.

• Someone close to your heart, regardless of gender.

• A person you dislike.

• A male friend.

What is encouraged to help remember these sentences?

• Practicing them daily.

• Ignoring them.

• Reading them once.

• Writing them down.