Review Vocabulary: 
MAJOR-(main, line of work)
SERVICE-(waiter)
CHECK-(rectangle, card, variation: "bank"-check)
Response vocabulary:  “WAVE NO”
Conversation negotiation vocabulary:  IT IS YOUR TURN.

Practice sheet 32.A
1. WHAT YOU DREAM ABOUT?
2. WHAT TOPIC YOU INTERESTED?
3. YOU FALL-IN-LOVE EASY?
4. YOU GO DENTIST “PULL-TOOTH” BEFORE?
5. DURING YOU STUDY, WHO INTERRUPT YOU MOST??

Practice sheet 32.B
6. HOW-MANY EMAILS YOU SEND-(electronic) WEEKLY?
7. CAR YOU PUSH BEFORE?
8. WHAT-(huh) REASON YOU TAKE-UP ASL CLASS?
9. WHY ASL TEACHER TELL STUDENT SHUT-UP?
10. BEFORE NIGHT (LAST NIGHT) YOU SLEEP HOUR HOW-MANY YOU?

Practice sheet 32.C
11. COMPUTER, YOU SHUT-OFF WHEN?
12. YOU UPSET EASY?
13. what-KIND MOVIE YOU WON'T WATCH?
14. OLD BOY-FRIEND (or girlfriend), PICTURE, YOU THROW-(away)?
15. FUNNY-(comic) BOOK, YOU LIKE TRADE?

Practice sheet 32.D
16. YOU THINK TEACHER EAT TOO-MUCH?
17. EAT FINISH, YOU LIKE SHORT-(duration) SLEEP (nap)?
18. NAME RESTAURANT YOU THINK SERVICE LOUSY?
19. FOR DATE, YOU LIKE “WHAT DO?”
20. WHO WON’T EAT MEAT?

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Retired sentences: (Scheduled for removal from this curriculum).
SUPPOSE GIRL SHE, HAIR-LONG, YOU BEHIND SHE, "pull hair," FUTURE-(will) MAD SHE?
OLD POP-CAN YOU THROW-(throw-away) RECYCLE, WHICH ?

Discussion and review:
You can add the PERSON-(agent) sign to "SERVICE" to mean "waiter."

The sign "every-AFTERNOON" is similar to the sign "afternoon" except that the dominant hand makes a horizontal (sideways) sweep."

GO-WITH (accompany). Use the sign WITH, but move it forward at an angle to your right (or left) toward your "destination."
SELF-[think-self, myself, yourself, himself, themselves]. The sign "self" can be modified to indicate various pronouns or to tell someone to "Think for yourself." ("It is up to you.")  See the "ACCOMPANY" entry on the "WITH advanced discussion" page.

Signing Note:
The sign CAR tends to use an “S” handshape.
The sign WHICH tends to use an “A” handshape.

Signing Note:
The sign EASY is generally done with a double movement.
The sign ALMOST is done with a single movement. The sign THAN is both hands palm down.

Signing note: TAKE-up is used for “taking a class, adopt, or evaporate.” TAKE-from is used to mean acquire from someone else.

Topic:  National Association of the Deaf

Cultural Note: In sign language we don't use the term "Dr." as in "Dr. Vicars" as much as in English. We tend to just use the person's name sign and are much less concerned with "Titles."

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