1. Conditional Sentences and Rhetorical Questions
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Conditional Sentences and Rhetorical Questions

2. Objectives:
Students will be able to use conditional sentences and rhetorical questions.
Students will be able to sign the vocabulary correctly using MOPSE and be able to interpret the vocabulary when signed in lists and in sentences.

3. Vocabulary…
Time to learn some new signs and review some old ones. Open your vocabulary packet to lesson 20. ____________________________________________________ You should be studying this vocabulary daily. For your benefit there is a video on YouTube for you to practice with AND a voice-over DRILL. Use it.

4. ADD-TO, ADDITIONAL

5. ADMIT, CONFESS

6. ADULT

7. AUDIENCE

8. BECAUSE, SINCE

9. BRAVE

10. BUG, INSECT

11. CHANGE, ALTER, MODIFY

12. CLOSE-DOOR

13. CONTROL, MANAGE, DIRECT

14. COUNT

15. DENY

16. DIVIDE, SPLIT

17. EQUAL, EVEN, FAIR

18. EXCHANGE, SWITCH, TRADE-IN

19. FOLLOW

20. FORBID, ILLEGAL, PROHIBIT

21. HONEST

22. HONOR

23. SUPPOSE #IF

24. KEEP, BE-CAREFUL

25. LESS, REDUCE

26. LET, ALLOW, PERMIT

27. LIMIT, RESTRICT

28. MEAN, CRUEL

29. MEASURE

30. MULTIPLY

31. OPPOSE, SUE, AGAINST, DISCRIMINATION, PREJUDICE

32. OPPOSITE, COUNTER

33. POSTPONE, PUT-OFF

34. PRISON

35. PROCEED, GET-ALONG, GO-AHEAD

36. PUNISH, PENALTY

37. REJECT

38. RELATIVES

39. REMOVE, DISCARD

40. SEPARATE, APART

41. SHAME

42. SUBTRACT

43. VOTE, ELECT

44. WASTE

45. Conditional Sentence and Rhetorical Questions ASL Grammar

46. Conditional Sentences
Conditional Sentences have two parts: the condition and the consequence. The sentences are made by
Raising the eyebrows during the condition (_______if_______ or _____cond_____) and lowering them during the consequence.
Optionally the condition may be preceded by either SUPPOSE or #IF.

47. Make conditional sentence out of the following prompts
Make conditional sentence out of the following prompts. Gloss on the board:
AIRPLANE AGAIN POSTPONE/I MAD I.
MONEY YOU-GIVE-ME NOW/I BUY TICKET I.
WORK I FINISH/I-INFORM-ALL-OF-YOU.
YOU DRIVE-THERE/I GO-WITH WANT I.
T-V CAPTION HAVE HE/I GO-THERE HIS HOME.
T-V HAVE ACTOR DEAF IT/I WATCH MUST I.
LEARN SIGN HE WANT/PRACTICE MUST HE.

48. Let’s look at your worksheets…
Conditional Sentences: Conditional sentences have two parts: the condition and the consequence. The sentences are made by:
Raising the eyebrows during the condition represented by __ if __, or ___cond___.
NMS on the consequence should match the intended meaning.
Optionally the condition may be preceded by either SUPPOSE of #IF.
Step 1. Please add glossing marks and underline any signs you do not know in numbers
Step 2. What signs do we need to review?
Step 3. Now lets sign the sentences together.
Step 4. Now lets sign them with partners. Move around the room. Sign a sentence to a person… the person responds with the number that corresponds to that sentence.

49. Rhetorical Questions
Rhetorical Questions: WH-question signs can be used as rhetorical questions to draw attention to additional information which the signer will provide. However, rhetorical questions differ from ordinary WH-questions in that the eyebrows are raised instead of squeezed together. ______rq_____,
_____rhet-q_______ or _____rhq_____ marks the rhetorical question.

50. Turn the following prompts into _____rhq_____ using the wh word in parenthesis:
1. THEY FINISH VOTE PRESIDENT C-L-U-B. (WHO) BROTHER PRESIDENT C-L-U-B HE. 2. NOW RESEARCH-REPEATEDLY SIGN. (WHAT-FOR) UNDERSTAND LANGUAGE. 3. CAR I FINISH DECIDE BUY. (WHICH) D-A-T-S-U-N I BUY. 4. HE LECTURE-REPEATEDLHY. (WHAT) HE LECTURE ABOUT C-L-E-R-C, HIMSELF DEAF. 5. I GO-THERE PUT-IN-GAS. (HOW-MUCH) GAS COST 20 DOLLARS. 6. YOU GO-TO-IT CLOSE-DOOR. (WHY) BUG ENTER-REPEADEDLY.

51. Let’s look at your worksheets…
Rhetorical Questions: Rhetorical Questions can be used to draw attention to information. However, rhetorical questions differ from ordinary WH-questions in that the eyebrows are _______________ instead of squeezed together. ___rq___ indicates raised eyebrows for the rhetorical question. Step 1. Please add glossing marks and underline any signs you do not know in numbers 1-9. Step 2. What signs do we need to review? Step 3. Now lets sign the sentences together. Step 4. Now lets sign them with partners. Move around the room. Sign a sentence to a person… the person responds with the number that corresponds to that sentence.

52. On Your Own…
There are 39 signs in this chapter. Create 10 sentences on your own that incorporate at least 20 of the signs from this chapter and use grammar structures from this chapter. Gloss the sentence first underlining the vocabulary used from this chapter, on the next line write out the grammar structure used. Add all glossing marks and double space. For example: __rq__ I ADMIT I LIE WHY? GO PRISON NOT-WANT. (Rhetorical questions add information to the sentence. The signer raises eyebrows on the question word.) You will be signing and translating these 10 sentences in class. Be sure to use only vocabulary we know—do not use to look up new signs. Rely on your master vocabulary list only! Make sure you know how to sign each sentence on the due date.

53. Conditionals: Complete the sentence…
1. Complete the prompt. 2. Work with the partner sitting across from you… Sign your sentence and your partner will voice translate. 3. Once you have signed all 10 of your sentences your partner will sign hers/his to you.

54. Rhetoricals: Complete the sentence…
1. Complete the prompt. 2. Work with the partner sitting across from you… Sign your sentence and your partner will voice translate. 3. Once you have signed all 16 of your sentences your partner will sign hers/his to you.

55. Dialogue time…
Create a dialogue with your partner in which you use conditional sentences and rhetorical questions. Your dialogue needs a minimum of 5 exchanges.
You have 20 minutes to create… then we will sign in groups.

56. Video Assessment!
Choose two (2) sentence from each practice set… two from the conditional set, and 2 from the rhetorical set. Record yourself signing these four sentences, drop in our Google Classroom assignment box. Your video title is your FIRST AND LAST NAME. Do it like this: Ben Baker While signing the sentences you SHOULD TALK and EXPLAIN what you are doing and WHY. See sample:

57. High Five!
Time to review vocabulary. Find a partner and make sure you each have a different colored pencil or hi-lighter. Come up and get your paper… one per group.

58. Quiz Time… Transcription
Watch the video and transcribe with your partner. You have 25 minutes.

59. Vocabulary Review! Lessons 18-20
Our unit test will be on _______________________________
Sentence translations
I will sign a total of 15 sentences 5 using vocab that focuses on each lesson. Our unit test will be on _______________________________
Vocabulary
I will sign a total 60 signs, 20 from each lesson
Grammar
I will answer short response questions about the grammar structures covered in each lesson