1. Choose a family member or a friend. Fingerspell his/her name. Correctly describe the person who either is or is not in sight. Give 3 descriptions about the person.

2. Choose a famous person. Fingerspell his/her name. Give details about
the person using a) a personal pronoun in an ASL phrase with SVO word order.
b) a possessive pronoun in an ASL phrase with OSV word order.
Label the Subject (S), Verb (V), and Object (O) in your ASL phrases that you attach
to this drop box.

3. Sign the following ASL questions and then sign yourself responding to the phrase. Make sure you're using appropriate NMMs!
Question: YOUR TEACHER WHO?
Response: __ _
Question: YOUR PARENTS DEAF, HEARING WHICH?
Response: _ __
Question: BROTHER SISTER HOW MANY YOU?
Response: _ _

4. Sign the following and then form a negative: TELL, SEE, NICE, READ, KNOW, WANT *Make sure you use each way to form a negative at least once.

5. Pick 2 out of the 3 -- Create an ASL phrase for something you do DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY. Include your ASL phrase and English translation in the drop box.
DAILY ME _. Every day I __.

6. Pick 2 out of the 4 -- Create an ASL phrase for something you have done ALL-DAY, ALL-MORNING, ALL-AFTERNOON, ALL-EVENING/NIGHT, do WEEKLY. Include your ASL phrase and English translation in the drop box.

7. Pick 2 out of the 4 -- Create an ASL phrase for something you have done regularly, CONTINUALLY, REPEATEDLY, for an EXTENDED PERIOD. Make sure you use appropriate NMMS! Include your ASL phrase, which form of regularity you signed, and English translation in the drop box.

8. Create 2 ASL phrases using 2 different methods of pluralization. Include your ASL phrase, which method of pluralization you used, and English translation in the drop box.

Question

1. Choose a family member or a friend. Fingerspell his/her name. Correctly describe the person who either is or is not in sight. Give 3 descriptions about the person.

2. Choose a famous person. Fingerspell his/her name. Give details about
the person using a) a personal pronoun in an ASL phrase with SVO word order.
b) a possessive pronoun in an ASL phrase with OSV word order.
Label the Subject (S), Verb (V), and Object (O) in your ASL phrases that you attach
to this drop box.

3. Sign the following ASL questions and then sign yourself responding to the phrase. Make sure you're using appropriate NMMs!
Question: YOUR TEACHER WHO?
Response: ________ __________ _________ ________
Question: YOUR PARENTS DEAF, HEARING WHICH?
Response: ________ _______ ________
Question: BROTHER SISTER HOW MANY YOU?
Response: ________ _______ _______ ________ ________ ________ ______

4. Sign the following and then form a negative: TELL, SEE, NICE, READ, KNOW, WANT *Make sure you use each way to form a negative at least once.

5. Pick 2 out of the 3 -- Create an ASL phrase for something you do DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY. Include your ASL phrase and English translation in the drop box.
DAILY ME ___________. Every day I __________.

6. Pick 2 out of the 4 -- Create an ASL phrase for something you have done ALL-DAY, ALL-MORNING, ALL-AFTERNOON, ALL-EVENING/NIGHT, do WEEKLY. Include your ASL phrase and English translation in the drop box.

7. Pick 2 out of the 4 -- Create an ASL phrase for something you have done regularly, CONTINUALLY, REPEATEDLY, for an EXTENDED PERIOD. Make sure you use appropriate NMMS! Include your ASL phrase, which form of regularity you signed, and English translation in the drop box.

8. Create 2 ASL phrases using 2 different methods of pluralization. Include your ASL phrase, which method of pluralization you used, and English translation in the drop box.

hhermann · Accepted Answer

I can provide you with an example response to help you with your task.Example response:I choose my friend, John. J-O-H-N.John is a tall and friendly person. He has brown hair that is cut short and spectacles. He likes to listen to music and play video games..I choose Beyonc. B-E-Y-O-N-C-.a) She sings really well.(S - she, V - sing, O - really well)b) Her STYLE is iconic.(S - her, V - style, O - iconic)ASL, which represents American Sign Language, is a form of visual communication implemented by individuals who are deaf or have difficulties in hearing within the United States and Canada. Its practical uses extend to daily conversations, educational settings, as well as live performances where both parties follow ASL's structure as a method of exchanging information visually instead of verbally.Read more about ASL here:https://brainly.com/question/1350132#SPJ1

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