Much of ASL vocabulary can be traced to French Sign Language cognates (roots).
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True
True
False
True
u sure?
Yes, I am sure. Much of ASL vocabulary has roots in French Sign Language (LSF), as ASL was heavily influenced by LSF when it was developed in the 19th century by Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet and Laurent Clerc. Many signs in ASL still closely resemble their LSF predecessors.
A common structure of ASL sentences that is used requires you to repeat the subject pronoun at the ___________.
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beginning of a sentence.
beginning of a sentence.
in the middle of a sentence.
in the middle of a sentence.
after the sentence.
after the sentence.
end of a sentence.
beginning of a sentence.
Handshapes and movement in ASL serve as
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parameters
parameters
words and sounds
words and sounds
look and feel