Gloss Review Hyphen 2. Statements 3. NMS 4. Yes/No 5. WH-Q 6. WHO

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Glossing What is it?.
Advertisements

Demonstrative, interrogative, relative, and indefinite pronouns
Elvis said, “I don’t know anything about music. In my line, you don’t have to”
ASL SENTENCE TYPES Unit 19 ASL 3/4.
A labeling system for American Sign Language
Comma Review. Use commas to separate items in a list of three or more. Remember that an “item” may refer to a noun, verb, or adjective phrase. Example:
Changing Statements to WH English: In high school he learns Spanish. ASL Statement: HE H-S LEARN SPANISH. WH Question: HE H-S LEARN WHAT? English: What.
Adjectives answer the questions: What kind? He drives an expensive car. Which one? These students passed their exams. How Many? There are twenty four.
期末寄言 日事日毕,日清日高! 慎终如始,则无败事!. Talk about the subjects you study at school. A: What’s your favorite subject ? B: My favorite subject is science. A: Why do.
Practice Woot woot. Vocabulary list 1 New Dog Cat Want Possessive pronoun Concept Homework Need Don’t know Girl What Ready Later Meet.
Question Forms.  The study of language  Gives us rules to follow when using language  Helps us to better understand the language  Has terms to describe.
Personal Pronouns Practice. I I have a lovely cat It is ….. cat It is my cat Give it back to … Give it back to me Because it is ……. !!! Because it is.
© 2015 albert-learning.com Beginners Writing Exercise 4 BEGINNERS WRITING EXERCISE 4.
Subject and Predicate - No Fragments!
American Sign Language I
Name Sign Name signs are _Highly Valued______ in Deaf Culture. Having one shows you are accepted by the Deaf community because you made the effort to learn.
WH Face – Raised Eyebrows. IMPORTANT 0 Facial Expressions Influence meaning 0 Facial Expressions Influence the Sign 0 Facial Expressions Negate Signs.
WRITE IN ALL CAPS!!!!!!!!! A capitalized word represents a single American Sign Language sign. Ex: CHEESE.
Unit 3 Notes #2 possessive signs Use possessive signs to ask and answer questions, clarify statements, and develop conversations on a variety of topics.
Review-VOICE OFF Practice ABC’s forward and backward with partner beside you. Make sure you have correct hand shape. Practice until you can do the ABC’s.
GRAMMAR. What is real Bootcamp ? A program that a person goes through to become a soldier in the U.S. military. It is designed to be highly intense and.
An Introduction.  Adjective clauses are dependent clauses. They have a subject and a verb and they modify nouns.  The man who is sitting next to me.
Me, Myself & Science Desk Name Cards. What you need: Color paper (Your class color) Your photo taken by me, or home Colored pencils Formatting/Design.
A labeling system for American Sign Language
ASL Sentence Structure
Times tables focus: 12 times tables My spellings this week are:
Daily Agenda – October 17, 2011 BOP- Beginning Of Period – What percent of Deaf kids have HEARING parents? Activities: Practice fingerspelling p. 5 blue.
Informal letter or Writing skills Informal letter or .
Directional Verbs.
Welcome-VOICE OFF CLASS
WH- questions Yes-No questions
Let’s review what we all learned so far.
ASL Up Close REVIEW.
Review Test Grammar Notes Key
Sentences.
Commas (Why should we care?).
Review-VOICE OFF Practice ABC’s forward and backward with partner beside you. Make sure you have correct hand shape. Practice until you can do the ABC’s.
Warm Up Based on the country you chose Friday, write 3 sentences in gloss about it. If you were absent Friday: Choose a country and write 3 glossed sentences.
Subject-Verb Agreement
WH- questions Yes-No questions
Good Morning- Voice OFF
WH-Questions, and the self pronoun
Monday February 28.
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES.
Demonstrative, interrogative, relative, and indefinite pronouns
Reported Speech Reported Statements
American Sign Language
Past, Present and Future
Demonstrative, interrogative, relative, and indefinite pronouns
Subject-Verb Agreement (Tuesday, 10/10)
Possessive Pronouns Grade 5 :May 2017.
A labeling system for American Sign Language
Welcome ASL 3! Today: 1. Doorbuster- Please get a copy of the ASL 1 vocabulary packet, and browse through it for a moment  2. Look at a vocabulary self-assessment.
REMEMBER… If you don’t understand, use these signs:
Skills Review Jeopardy
Subject-Verb Agreement
Set 3.
Glossing Lesson 1.
Vocabulary.
Set 4 Negation.
Day 1.
Sentences Set 1.
Pronouns Parts of Speech.
Presentational Sentences
Dr. Bill Vicars Lifeprint.com
Reported Speech (Statements)
REMEMBER… If you don’t understand, use these signs:
E1 Grammar Review Day 1.
REPORTED SPEECH I speak English..
ASL Grammar Basic but Supersized
Presentation transcript:

Gloss Review Hyphen 2. Statements 3. NMS 4. Yes/No 5. WH-Q 6. WHO 7. Topics 8. RH-Q 9. Pronouns 10. Time 11. Shift 12. List and Ordering 13. Fingerspelling 14. OLD 15. Finish

Hyphen We use a Hyphen to show a blended sign. Examples: _________ ___NMS__ I-HELP-YOU WHAT’S-UP ___NMS______________ I DON’T-KNOW ANSWER

Statements When writing a statement sentence, you need to draw a line over the sentence. You don’t need a facial expression with a Statement. Examples: _________ ______________ I HAVE CAR I NEED GO WORK ________________ I HAVE HOMEWORK __________ ________ HE TEACHER I STUDENT

NMS -Anything extra that’s not on your hands -you need to draw a line and write NMS over the NMS word. You need to add the correct facial expression when you sign the sentence. Examples: __NMS________ ____NMS____ I LOVE-IT CANDY I DON’T-KNOW ___NMS_______ _____NMS__ HE LIKE FOOTBALL SHE EXCITED 5. When do you write NMS over a sentence? 6. How do you gross a sentence when it’s a NMS?

Q-QUESTIONS For q-questions, you need to draw a line above the question and write a Q at the beginning and end of the line. Your eyebrows will be up while you are asking the question. Examples: Q__________Q Q___________Q YOU HAVE CAR SHE LIKE MATH Q________________Q WANT GO MOVIE YOU

WH-Q For WH-Questions, you need to draw a line over the question and write WH-Q at the beginning and at the end of the line. Your eyebrows need to be knitted. Examples: WHQ__________WHQ WHQ_______WHQ HIS SHIRT HOW MUCH YOU GO GAME WHY WHQ______WHQ WHQ____WHQ HE GO WORK WHEN HE DO-DO

WHO WHO can be placed at the beginning and at the end of a sentence or just at the end. WHO can NEVER go just at the beginning. Examples: WHQ_______________________WHQ LAST-WEEK WHO HELP-YOU MOVE YOU WHO WHQ______WHQ WHQ____WHQ MAN THERE WHO WHO SHE WHO

TOPIC When the main focus of your sentence is first, you need to draw a line over it and write a T. Usually Time or a Noun is the topic. Then you need to separate the comment with another line and a C on top. Your eyebrows need to be up for the topic. Examples: ___T___ ___C__ ____t____ ____c____ MY CAR GREEN LAST-WEEK I GO MOVIE __T_ ______C_________ BLUE MY FAVORITE COLOR

RH-Q When you answer your question. You need to draw a line over the WH word and write RHQ over it. Your eyebrows need to be up for the WH-Word. Example: _RHQ_ I GO STORE WHY I NEED MILK MOVIE START WHEN TIME-2

I, YOU, HE, SHE, and IT You can write the pronoun at the beginning, end, or both. When its put at the end its called a closing signal. Example: ___________ ___________ HAVE DOG HE I HAVE DOG I ____________ _________________ SHE HAVE DOG YOU NEED GO CLASS.

TIME As a basic rule, Time goes first. Example: ____T_____ _____C_____ NEXT-WEEK I GO AUSTIN ___________________ YESTERDAY I GO GAME ________________ TOMORROW I WORK

Shift It is used to replace and, or and but. You need to draw a line over the sentence and write (shift) between the information you are breaking up. Example: _____________________ HE NEED BOOK (shift) PEN ____________________________ TODAY (shift) TOMORROW I WORK.

List and Order First write down what you are talking about then write (HS) Number. 1st ____ 2nd _____ 3rd _______ Example: _____________ I HAVE 3 CLASS. _____ _________________________ (HS) 3 1ST MATH 2ND PE 3RD SCIENCE

Fingerspell To show that the word is fingerspelled, you need to write one of the follow in front of the word #, (FS), or L-E-T-T-E-R. Example: ______NMS______ #MARY LIKE MATH _____t___ ____c_____ (FS) BREE GO SCHOOL ____t_____ _____c_______ K-E-N-Z-I-E WATCH GAME

OLD When talking about age, you need to write the sign OLD then the age. Be careful some are blended! 1-9, 13, 14, 15 Example: _______ ___t__ __c___ HE OLD-3. MY CAT OLD-13 _________ SHE OLD-12 32. Write an example sentence for OLD in ASL Gloss.

Finish We use the sign finish to mean after something. Example: _____t_______ __c_____ SCHOOL FINISH I GO HOME WHQ_________WHQ MOVIE FINISH WHEN

I have 4 dogs. Havana, Knight, Chester, and Rex. Havana is 9 I have 4 dogs. Havana, Knight, Chester, and Rex. Havana is 9. Knight is 4, Chester is 4 and Rex is 3.

2. I’m thinking about going to the football game Thursday night.

3. I saw your book over in the office.

4. I have practice Monday and Friday.

5. My math teacher gave me hard homework.

6. Who’s the new English teacher?

7. Is your favorite class chemistry?

8. I have math homework because I didn’t finish.