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ASL 101: Lesson 7 | |||
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Checklist: I know how to get attention for and take turns during a conversation I understand the concept of "Dominant Hand" I can recognize and sign numbers 1,000-999,999 I understand the significance of "ABCOS15" I am familiar with the concept of repeating the pronoun I am able to recognize and sign the practice sentences and story for this lesson I have taken the Lesson 7 Quiz I am done with Lesson 7
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Practice Sheet: 7.A
1. YOU LIKE EAT GREEN APPLE? Practice Sheet: 7.B1. HUNGRY YOU? Story 7HUNGRY ME. WANT EAT. NOW NOW I FEEL CAN EAT PIZZA CL:bent-LL-(Use bent "L" hands to show the size of a medium to large pizza) ALL MYSELF. TOMORROW I GO MOVIE. EAT, EAT, EAT WILL ME! POPCORN, HOTDOG, CANDY, DRINK, WILL FULL ME. MY FAVORITE FOOD? COOKIES, MILK ICL-"Dip cookie into
a cup of milk, take a bite." Discussion: Notes: Establishing the topic: "KNOW PIZZA? SUPPOSE 2h-C:CL-(index finger and thumb)-"large", ALL EAT YOURSELF, CAN YOU?
Note: "Bodyshift-or"
"ABCOS15" Repeating the Pronoun: Often times when we are signing we tend to repeat a pronoun at the end of our sentences. For example: YOU GO YOU? That sentence might be used to ask someone if they are going to some (already established in the conversation) place. Think of the repeated pronoun as filling the same function as vocal inflection does for hearing people. It is used when asking questions or emphasizing statements. If I want to know if someone "is going" -- I might repeat the pronoun and hold it there for an extended time as a way of making it clear that I want an answer. I could also just sign: (with appropriate facial expressions) GO YOU? All three versions are "correct. A version that wouldn't be correct in ASL would be INCORRECT VERSION: "ARE"-(English sign) YOU GO+ING
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