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ASL: Lesson 35:
Objectives:
___ I have taken the: Lesson 35 Vocabulary Practice Quiz
___ I have taken the general practice quiz for this lesson. See: PRACTICE QUIZZES
List of signs and sentences:
Level 03 (Lessons 31 - 45) Practice Cards (in MS Word .doc format)
Level 03 Sentence ListVocabulary:
BALL
BASEBALL
BASKETBALL
BOWLING
CHASE
CLIMB
DOLL
FOOTBALL
GAME-[challenge]
HOCKEY
KITE
MOTORCYCLE
ROLLER-BLADE
RUN
SNOWBOARD
SOCCER
SOFTBALL
SWING
VIDEO
Review:
BALL | BASEBALL | BASKETBALL | BOTH | BOWLING | CHASE | CLIMB | DEPENDS | DOLL | FOOTBALL | GAME | HAPPEN | HOCKEY | KITE | LOSE-competition | MOTORCYCLE | PASS | RECENT | ROLLER-BLADE | RUN | SNOW-BOARD | SOCCER | SOFTBALL | SWING | TEAM | TIE-[equal] | VIDEO-record | what-FOR | WIN | your-TURN
Sentences:
Practice sheet 35.A
01. BALL, YOU CAN THROW, HOW FAR?
02. BASEBALL, YOU LIKE WATCH?
03. BASKETBALL, YOU LIKE PLAY?
04. BOWLING, YOU SKILL?
05. DOG CHASE CAT what-FOR?
Practice sheet 35.B
06. WALL, YOU LIKE CLIMB?
07. YOU HAVE DOLL, HAIR BROWN?
08. FOOTBALL, YOUR FAVORITE TEAM?
09. GAME YOU LIKE PLAY, what-NAME?
10. YOU WANT PLAY HOCKEY YOU?
Practice sheet 35.C
11. YOU LIKE RUN YOU?
12. MOTORCYCLE, YOU HAVE?
13. YOU SNOWBOARD BEFORE YOU?
14. SOCCER TEAM, HOW-MANY PLAYER?
15. YOU LIKE PLAY SOFTBALL?
Practice sheet 35.D
16. CHILD, SWING, SHOULD how-OLD?
17. MOVIE, YOU RECENTLY WATCH WHAT?
18. KITE, BEST MONTH WHICH?
19. YOU LIKE ROLLER-BLADE?
20. HEARING-AID, YOU SOMETIMES WISH your-SELF HAVE?
NOTES:RUN-[running] vs RACE-[complete-competition-sports]
TRADE-[instead-of/exchange] vs SWAP-[trade-exchange] vs CHANGE
SKILL-[talent] vs MAJOR-[main-field-line-of-work] vs SPECIALTY vs EXPENSIVEOWE-[due-bill] vs PAY
TRADE vs LEND
NEXT-WEEK vs this-WEEK vs NOW-WEEK vs WEEKLY
DOLL vs STRICTALRIGHT vs SOME-[PART]
DATE vs MEET
ROCK/STONE vs WORKWHAT-KIND vs WHAT-[huh/hmmm]
SATISFIED-[content/fulfilled] vs UPSET
NOTES:
TEAM: The sign "TEAM" is the same as "CLASS" except it uses a "T" handshape instead of a "C" handshape.
"WH-question": Generally we put "WH-questions" at the end of ASL sentences. In the case of "How many players are there on a soccer team?"" we could sign: SOCCER TEAM, NUMBER PLAYER HOW-MANY? or SOCCER TEAM PLAYER ALTOGETHER HOW-MANY? A shorter method would be to sign: SOCCER TEAM, HOW-MANY PLAYER? In that last version, "how many players" becomes a "WH"-clause. By that I mean ", you lower your eyebrows starting at "HOW-MANY" and hold the eyebrows through the sign "PLAYER" as you end your sentence.
NAD LAC: The National Association of the Deaf Law and Advocacy Center educates, advocates, and litigates on behalf of and to empower Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing people. The LAC advocates on legislative and public policy issues of concern to the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Community, particularly at the national level and often in collaboration with other national organizations." (Source: www.nad.org)Your-SELF: The sign "your-SELF" often functions to mean "your own." Thus if you were asking someone if they had "their own" hearing aid you could use "your-SELF" to do so. You may wonder why someone would use a "your own" statement or question instead of simply signing "you?" The assumption of a "your own" sentence is that "someone" in the conversation already has something and the question or comment is seeking to find out if someone else would also like to have that thing.
Compare:
"Do you wish you had a hearing aid?" (Is a simple question that implies nothing about whether or not I own a hearing aid.)
"Do you wish you had your own hearing aid?" (Likely indicates that I have a hearing aid and you might be wishing you had one too.)
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