Practice sheet 26.A
1. YOU LIKE CLOTHES BRIGHT, DARK, WHICH?
2. FOR YOU SLEEP MUST DARK FULL! (qm-w)?
3. WHY DOG DIG FLOWER GROW (shift) GROW?
4. YOU DON'T-CARE PEOPLE LOOK?
5. WHAT-KIND FLOWER YOU LIKE?
6. FORGET NAME EASY YOU?
7. YOU THINK THIS CLASS FUN?
8. Every-SATURDAY GRASS MOW YOU?
9. YOUR BACKPACK HEAVY?
10. YOU AFRAID HIGH

Practice sheet 26.B
1. CAR, YOU LIKE LOW?
2. YOU LIKE MOUNTAIN HIKE-(CL:V-"hiking up")
3. YOU LIKE STUDY OUTSIDE?
4. PLANT, YOU LIKE TAKE-CARE-OF?
5. YOUR FIRST TEACHER, YOU REMEMBER HIS/HER NAME ?
6. UP-TO-NOW, HOW YOU?
7. YOUR HOUSE, FRONT FIELD-(yard) TREE HAVE?
8. UP-TO-NOW HOW-MANY ASL CLASS YOU TAKE-UP?
9. HOW OFTEN YOU LAUGH?
10. YOUR BACKPACK LIGHT-WEIGHT?

Note: "qm-w" stands for question mark wiggle. That is the process of holding an "x" hand up at the end of a sentence and wiggling the index finger (flexing it a few times.). When a sign gloss has an "!" exclamation point after it that means you should emphasize the sign. Sign it a bit faster and/or a bit more exaggerated than normal.

Note: "GROW (shift) GROW" means to sign "GROW" then move the sign a bit to the side and sign it again. This is a way of saying "garden." Some people sign "GROW" with a "G" handshape and call it an "initialized" form of the sign for garden, (I'd put that in the category of signed English rather than ASL). 

Note: When done with two hands, the sign LOW can also mean "demote." 

Note: "MOW" is shown by doing a short little double movement that looks like you are pushing a lawn mower.

Objectives:
Discussion:

Review and/or Clarify:
[JUMP, DIVE, HIKE, WALK-TO]

Regional Dialects
Gallaudet, Thomas Hopkins
  

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