"RUDE, NICE NOT, RUDE"

Although two ideas may be presented in ASL, keep in mind there are used to emphasize one idea.

Instrumental Classifiers are used to represent what?

TTC sentence structure means?

What is Mrs. Whitmore's daughter's name?

"YOU KNOW, HORSE, COW, CHICKEN, ETC"

In English can be used and voiced twice for emphasis.
On the other hand word choices such as ‘really’ or ‘very’ can be used as emphasis as well

Elemental Classifiers are used to represent what?

"I GO TO where? DISNEY"

The acronym CIL stands for?

Describe a “verb sandwich” where a verb is repeated, the second time acting it out

Inadequate English Interpretation:
When I play volleyball, I’m not good. Really awkward and not skilled at it at all.

An appropriate Descriptive Classifier you could use for a pizza and its toppings are:

In an ASL constructed sentences the negative (not, no) is signed...

The abbreviation LIT stands for?

Things are represented as they appear in the real world, sometimes from a different perspective

Sometimes in ASL a list of examples is used to explain or define a term
This is typically done when ASL doesn’t have a specific lexical item for the term being described.

Classifiers will show: size, shape, orientation, location, quantity, movement and

Modals - such as HAVE-TO, NEED, MUST need to be signed...

Mrs. Whitmore worked for a Video Relay company.

Define an object by description, analogy or function instead of by label

Inadequate English Interpretation:
Last night my friends and I planned to go to the bar. I willingly agreed to not drink and remain sober and let my friends have fun. That way I could drive home.
Effective English Interpretation:
I agreed to be the designated drive when my friends and I went out on the town last night.

Nouns and Verbs represented by specific handshapes are called?

With WH-Questions the facial grammatical marker is?

What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?