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Understanding Time and Activities in ASL: Practice Sheet 16

This practice sheet focuses on common ASL phrases related to waiting, activities before and after class, and personal preferences. It includes examples of question formations, such as asking if you would wait for a teacher and discussing favorite seasons. Additionally, it covers how to inquire about past activities and appointments. By engaging with these dialogues, learners can enhance their conversational skills in American Sign Language and understand context in everyday situations.

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Understanding Time and Activities in ASL: Practice Sheet 16

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  1. Practice sheet 16.A

  2. Comenot-cometeacherIfwait

  3. Come

  4. not-come

  5. teacher

  6. if = suppose

  7. wait

  8. Wait

  9. Come

  10. Notcome

  11. teacher

  12. If

  13. 1/2-HOUR2-hours8:30 a.m.15 Min 5 Min (variation)10 Minutes

  14. 2-hours

  15. 8:30 a.m.

  16. 15 Minutes

  17. 5 Min (variation)

  18. 10 Minutes

  19. 1/2-HOUR

  20. 1. SUPPOSE TEACHER NOT COME, WAIT 1/2-HOUR YOU?Would you wait a half-hour if the teacher doesn't come?

  21. There are a couple of ways to sign “before” depending on what you mean.

  22. Jared Fogle DIET previous/ before after

  23. WHERE

  24. 1. BEFORE (in the past, previously)2. BEFORE (prior to) (version)

  25. 2. BEFORE CLASS WHERE YOU?Where were you before class?

  26. AFTER

  27. 3. YESTERDAY, SCHOOL FINISH, AFTER-(FROM THEN ON) WHAT-DO YOU?What did you do after school yesterday?

  28. APPOINTMENT / assignment

  29. 4. DOCTOR APPOINTMENT, YOU HAVE?Do you have a doctor's appointment?

  30. BEST

  31. good

  32. Better

  33. likeSpringSummerFall

  34. 5. SPRING, SUMMER, FALL, YOU LIKE BEST, WHICH?Which do you like best, spring, summer, or fall?

  35. We rarely sign “DO” in ASL. Instead just raise your eyebrows. Example: “DO YOU TEACH ASL?”“What (are you/we) doing?” is signed as DO-DO. (eyebrows down)General activity can be shown as “DO” = action”

  36. who

  37. teacher

  38. 6. WHO YOU THINK BETTER TEACHER, WOMAN, (bodyshift-"or") MAN?Who do you think makes a better teacher, a woman or a man?

  39. END

  40. 7. PAST WEEKEND DO-DO?What did you do last weekend?

  41. FEW / SEVERAL

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