Where possible, include examples of signs, conversation scripts, or cultural insights to illustrate key points.
Unit 9:11 tests your ability to differentiate between a specific time on the clock versus a duration of time.
When asking "What time works for you?", the signer lowering their eyebrows (WH-face) is a crucial grammatical marker. If your answer key requires you to write down the exact question asked, look for the lowered brows accompanying signs like "TIME?" or "WHICH?" Key Vocabulary Checklist for Unit 9.11 signing naturally unit 911 answer key work
Watch video clips three times before writing answers.
Every Tuesday and Thursday (indicated by the repetitive downward movement of the "T" and "Th" handshapes). Time: 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM. Activity: Attending an ASL class. Prompt 3: The signer discusses a weekend obligation. Days: Every Saturday morning. Time: 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM. If your answer key requires you to write
Watch the video all the way through without writing anything down. Get a feel for the signer's pace, personality, and signing space.
Setting up two different living situations (e.g., an apartment vs. a house) in your signing space and shifting your body to compare them. Activity: Attending an ASL class
Understanding the correct facial expressions, body language, and non-manual markers required when asking someone for a favor or a specific action. 3. How to Approach "Answer Keys" in ASL