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If the signer is describing their own room, they are the reference point. If they describe someone else's, they are acting as a narrator looking at the scene. 2. Classifier Usage ( CLcap C cap L (Small, thin, round items - e.g., a candle, a ring). (Flat or bulky items - e.g., books, papers, blankets). (Large, roundish objects - e.g., a lamp, a trash can). 3. Locational Phrases
In ASL, your eyes must follow the location you are pointing to. If you sign a location on the far right but look straight ahead at the camera, your spatial agreement breaks down.
Meet with a classmate to test each other on the spatial layouts described in Unit 9:11. Try recreating the map drawing exercises together.
ASL descriptions are usually given from the as if they are walking through the space.
In 9.11, signers often use a landmark (like a water fountain or an elevator). If you can identify the landmark, the answer usually follows immediately after. Why Avoid Answer Keys?
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If the signer is describing their own room, they are the reference point. If they describe someone else's, they are acting as a narrator looking at the scene. 2. Classifier Usage ( CLcap C cap L (Small, thin, round items - e.g., a candle, a ring). (Flat or bulky items - e.g., books, papers, blankets). (Large, roundish objects - e.g., a lamp, a trash can). 3. Locational Phrases
In ASL, your eyes must follow the location you are pointing to. If you sign a location on the far right but look straight ahead at the camera, your spatial agreement breaks down.
Meet with a classmate to test each other on the spatial layouts described in Unit 9:11. Try recreating the map drawing exercises together.
ASL descriptions are usually given from the as if they are walking through the space.
In 9.11, signers often use a landmark (like a water fountain or an elevator). If you can identify the landmark, the answer usually follows immediately after. Why Avoid Answer Keys?