Transcription of American Sign Language Grammar Rules
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American Sign Language Grammar Rules
1 American sign Language Grammar Rules Twelveth Draft: January 2008 by Kevin Struxness, MA Declarative Sentence Structures English: Subject-Verb-Object I love apple pie. ASL: Subject-Verb-Object I love apple pie. Subject-Verb-Object-Subject I love apple pie I. Object-Subject-Verb Apple pie I love. Verb-Object-Subject Love apple pie I. Object-Verb-Subject Apple pie love I. Interrogative Type: Yes/No Questions Symbol --- Q --- (1) raised eyebrows, 2) tilted or diagonal head with shoulders forward and 3) hold the last sign a little longer)) -- ----------- q ------------- English: Do you want some ice cream?
1 American Sign Language Grammar Rules Twelveth Draft: January 2008 by Kevin Struxness, MA Declarative Sentence Structures English: Subject-Verb-Object I love apple pie. ASL: Subject-Verb-Object I love apple pie. Subject-Verb-Object-Subject I love apple pie I. Object-Subject-Verb Apple pie I love. Verb-Object-Subject Love apple pie I. Object-Verb-Subject Apple pie love I.
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