In this unit, students typically watch video segments featuring Deaf signers and are asked to identify specific amounts. Common exercises include:
Unlike English, which uses separate words to establish who did what to whom (e.g., "I called him" vs. "He called me"), ASL embeds this information directly into the movement of the verb. Key Concepts to Watch For in the Video:
Use facial expressions and head movements to show distance (e.g., squinting and pursing lips for "far" or a "cs" mouth morpheme for "close"). Directional Accuracy: Signing Naturally Homework 9.11 Answers
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The lips are slightly pursed in an "mm" shape, and the arm extends moderately. In this unit, students typically watch video segments
of other Unit 9 homework assignments (like 9.1 through 9.10) How would you like to continue your ASL review ?
(e.g., 2 years, since last summer ). 2. Giving Directions Key Concepts to Watch For in the Video:
"Can you please help me bring these boxes to the third floor?"