1. Lesson 30

2. Note: Suppose your partner asks you how much your watch costs and you don't know because it was a gift, you might answer, "DON'T KNOW, DAD he-GIVE-me."

3. Practice sheet 30.A

6. 1. YOUR SOCK DRAWER, COLOR? (Wh-Q)

9. 2. THIS BUILDING HAVE ELEVATOR?

11. 3. THIS BUILDING, HOW- MANY FLOOR?

13. 4. YOUR HOUSE, FURNITURE, COLOR?

14. FROM-NOW-ON

17. Surrender can also mean “GIVE UP”

19. 5. TV YOU GIVE-UP FROM- NOW-ON FOR $25,000?

21. 6. JANITOR THIS BUILDING, YOU KNOW HIS/HER NAME?

23. 7. CAR MACHINE-[engine], YOU KNOW HOW F-I-X?

25. 8. SHOE MEASURE-(size) YOU?

26. WEEKLY MEET vs MEETING

27. 9. WEEK+(weekly) MEETING HOW-MANY YOU?

29. 10. YOU PREFER HAIR- YELLOW-(blonde)?

30. Practice sheet 30.B

31. FRIENDLY MOST SELL/STORE “person”

32. 1. YOU THINK MOST SALESPERSON FRIENDLY?

34. start/ begin year past/ ago

35. 2. WHEN YOU START LEARN+ SIGN?

36. carry/bring sick

37. 3. SUPPOSE YOUR DOG SICK, YOU CARRY VET? Note: “CARRY” can mean “take it to”

38. wall

39. 4. IT WALL, COLOR?

40. cost/fine/fee/tax how-much-(one handed version)

41. 5. YOUR WATCH, HOW- MUCH COST?

42. street/way/path

43. 6. YOUR HOUSE, NAME WAY-(street)?

44. restaurant

45. 7. YOUR FAVORITE RESTAURANT WHAT?

46. fail-(general) flunk “F”-grade

47. 8. SUPPOSE THIS CLASS YOU FAIL, WHO RESPONSIBLE?

48. morning afternoon evening WHAT-DOING (what do?)

49. 9. TOMORROW AFTERNOON, DO-DO YOU? Note: “DO-DO is also “#do” or a mutated version of fingerspelling. It means “What is/are/was DONE?”

50. any measure-person = engineer

51. 10. YOUR FAMILY ANY MEASURE+AGENT-(engineer)? review…

52. JANITOR

53. DRAWER-[open drawer close drawer]

54. ELEVATOR

55. FLOOR

56. FURNITURE

57. GIVE-UP-[sacrifice]

58. MACHINE -[engine]

59. MEASURE -[engineer]

60. MEETING

61. PREFER

62. RESPONSIBLE

63. RESTAURANT

64. SALESPERSON

65. START-[begin, initiate]

66. VET – (spell)

67. WALL

68. WATCH-[wristwatch, bracelet]

69. WAY-[street, road, avenue, HALL]

70. NOTE: The sign MEASURE- (measurement – noun form) starts separated by about an inch then moves together so that the thumbs touch.

71. NOTE: The sign MEASURE- (measuring – verb form) starts with the thumbs touching and twists (pivoting at the thumb) so that the pinkies move up and down in an alternating fashion.

72. The sign MEASURE+AGENT- (engineer) adds a “person ending to the verb form of the sign MEASURE.