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Type of Sentence: Tag Question         WHERE YOU GET THAT WH…

Type of Sentence: Tag Question         WHERE YOU GET THAT WHERE?

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Different ASL signs for BIRTHDAY nationwide is an example of…

Different ASL signs for BIRTHDAY nationwide is an example of ____________________________ variation.

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In ASL as researched by Stokoe, each parameter (e.g. Handsha…

In ASL as researched by Stokoe, each parameter (e.g. Handshape, Location, Movement) has primes. 

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Type of Sentence: WHQ:  Pos. Biased     WHAT YOUR FINANCE NA…

Type of Sentence: WHQ:  Pos. Biased     WHAT YOUR FINANCE NAME? (smiling & eyebrow up)

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Explain what is “Signing According to Meaning” or “One Engli…

Explain what is “Signing According to Meaning” or “One English word may have many ASL signs”?  And write three sentences with three different ASL signs for one same English word.  1. 2. 3.

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General Organization of ASL Sentence/Dialogue:  Put the foll…

General Organization of ASL Sentence/Dialogue:  Put the followings in an appropriate order and give an example for each. (4 pts)  ACTION, WHERE,  REACTION,  WHEN,  WHO / WHAT,  GETTING ATTENTION 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

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Give two examples for each hyponymy and part/whole relations…

Give two examples for each hyponymy and part/whole relationship.      Hyponym:                Part/whole relationship: a.                                   a. b.                                   b. 

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It usually is best to use OSV in ASL when you want to show o…

It usually is best to use OSV in ASL when you want to show or describe a setting of things precisely.

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Why is a term of “Contact Signing” more appropriate than “Pi…

Why is a term of “Contact Signing” more appropriate than “Pidgin Signed English (PSE)” for a mixture of ASL lexical items and English grammar?

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In a compound probability with two independent events, if P(…

In a compound probability with two independent events, if P(A) =  and P(B) =, what is P(A and B)?

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