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As we continue on our journey to learn American Sign Language (ASL), we arrive at a crucial milestone - Signing Naturally Unit 9. This unit is designed to help learners develop a deeper understanding of ASL grammar, vocabulary, and storytelling techniques. In this review, we'll take a closer look at the key concepts, lessons, and exercises in Unit 9, providing you with a comprehensive guide to mastering this essential unit. Sign: “KEYS LOST, CLASS BEFORE, DO-DO
Use your non-dominant hand as a reference point (the "anchor") while your dominant hand signs the specific location. CAN HELP
To cement this material, try these 15-minute drills daily before your test.
Unlike English, ASL does not conjugate verbs for tense. Instead, you establish time at the beginning of the sentence. Unit 9 introduces:
Non-manual markers (NMMs) are facial expressions, head movements, and body language that convey emotions, attitudes, and grammatical information in ASL. In Lesson 9.2, you'll explore various NMMs, including: