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ASL Sentence structure? please sustain.?
The course says that sentences should be formed within this order: time/ location/ subject/ movement. However, this sentence doesnt have a time or location. would it a moment ago be "I my family love"
I'd ask a mentor but this is a online course, this sentence structure stuff is confusing me a great deal.
If you could back clear things up, it would be MUCH apprechiated. thanks.
Answers: Hey certified sign native tongue interpreter here, pull your herald back and to the side slightly, eyebrows up and sign "my family", and wait slightly then move about back to a colourless normal position and sign "I love". If done right you'll obtain an "A"
To clarify what your teacher is chitchat about, which adjectives teachers might want something and individual they are the ones that can tell you what that even is, but to help out out lets try to modify this sentence.
What if the sentence be "At school during lunch I loved my familial." Weird sentence I know but work with me. Try putting the words surrounded by the right location.
time / location / subject / action
during lunch/at school/my family/ I love
dont forget to verbs your head backbone and to the side slightly, eyebrows up and sign "my family" and everything else sign in a common position.
But since you dont have a location and time a moment ago sign it like I explained within the beginning.
Im not sure but I deem you're right. It doesn't really work any other way?
Hi, I'm Deaf.
I disagree on the sentence structure. TIME + TOPIC + DESCRIPTION + ACTION + (WH-Q/NEG) contained by general. But contained by reality the speaking is VERY flexible and interacting with ASL-Deaf culture is the only road to master it. Oral Deaf here.
I agree with the ASL interpreter though, MY FAMILY ME LOVE is accurate as MY FAMILY is the topic, ME the description of that topic, and LOVE the act. :) Keep signing!
