A Basic Course in American Sign Language Full Class: Week 13
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American Sign Language 2: Week Four
Review
• Fingerspelling
• Receptive Fingerspelling Quiz
• Numbers Quiz
• Receptive
• Expressive
• Your name
Lesson 14 Vocabulary
• Anyway, regardless, it-doesn’t-matter, whatever
• Bathe, bath
• Bother, disturb
• Car-accident, collide, collision
• Chase
• Confused, mixed-up,
• Curious
• Do, action
• Earn
• Exercise, work-out
• False, fake
• Freeze, frozen
• Give-shot
• Hammer
• Hit, impact
• Interact, associate, socialize, fellowship
• Lazy
• Monkey
• Nervous
• Never
• None
• Nothing
• Nurse
• Patient, patience, endure, bear, long-suffering
• Play
• Puzzled, perplexed
• Quick, fast, rapid
• Real, true, really, truly, surely
• Require, demand
• To-ride, ride
• Science
• Screwdriver
• Shave, razor
• Shop, shopping
• Shower
• Since
• Spend, pay
• Take-picture, camera
• Turkey
• Warn, caution
• Wrench
Lesson 14: More Negatives
- Use of NEVER. Occurs either before the verb or at the end of the sentence.
- I never exercise.
- I EXERCISE NEVER I. (negation) OR I NEVER EXERCISE I. (negation)
Lesson 14: More Negatives
- Use of NONE to mean not or not at all. Verbs like HAVE, SEE, UNDERSTAND, FEEL, HEAR, EAT, and GET are frequently negated with NONE. NONE may occur either before or after the verb, but when it occurs after the verb, the two signs are often blended together in a single, smooth movement.
- I haven’t seen my friend for a long time
- FRIEND (topic) I SEE NONE SINCE
Lesson 14: Negative Quantifiers
- NONE may also be used before a noun to show a zero quantity of the noun.
- I SEE NONE PEOPLE I. (n)
- I didn’t see any people.
- I BUY NONE CLOTHES I
- I bought no clothes.
Lesson 14: Negative Quantifiers
- NOTHING is also used to indicate zero quantity; it is used after the verb.
- I BUY NOTHING I. (n)
- I bought nothing.
- I SEE NOTHING I. (n)
- I saw nothing.
- HE FEEL NOTHING HE. (n)
- He felt nothing.
Lesson 14: Negatives- Examples
- I NEVER GO MOVIE I or I GO MOVIE NEVER I
- I never go to the movies.
- SHE BUY NOTHING. (n)
- She bought nothing.
- NOW YEAR, I IMPROVE NOTHING. (n)
- I didn’t improve at all this year.
- Z-O-O IT HAVE NONE MONKEY. (n)
- There are no monkeys at the zoo.
Lesson 14: Use of NOTHING
- In sentences like the following, NOTHING has the meaning of a denial of a preceding accusation. The accusation usually has a topic marker.
- I HIT BOY, (t) NOTHING I (n)!
- I didn’t hit the boy!
- GLASS SHE BREAK?(q) NOTHING SHE. (n)
- Did she break the glass? No, she didn’t.
Lesson 15 Vocabulary
• Alone
• Best
• Better
• Borrow
• Careful, be careful
• Careless
• Choose, pick
• Committee
• Copy, imitate, record
• Dictionary
• Don’t mind, don’t care
• Dry, desert
• Exaggerate
• Finally, succeed, success (pah)
• Government
• Happen, occur
• Hire, invite, welcome
• Impossible
• Jealous, envious
• Join, participate, involve
Lesson 15 Vocabulary
• Kill, murder
• Listen
• Loan, lend
• Member
• Offer, propose, suggest
• Polite, fancy
• Present, give, gift
• Ready
• Same time, simultaneously
• Schedule
• Summon, call
• Take, take out
• Take advantage of, rip off
• Thief
• Thin
• Trophy, award
• Worse, figure out
Fingerspelling Practice and Receptive Quiz
Numbers Receptive and Expressive Quiz
Introducing Yourself Practice
Chapter Fourteen Vocabulary
Chapter Fourteen
Chapter Fifteen Vocabulary
Chapter Fifteen
He Knows My Name (audio)
I have a Maker
He formed my heart
Before even time began
My life was in His hands
He knows my name
He knows my every thought
He sees each tear that falls
And He hears me when I call
I have a Father
He calls me His own
He'll never leave me
No matter where I go
He knows my name
He knows my every thought
He sees each tear that falls
And He hears me when I call