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1 Daily routines and activities Noun-Verb Pairs Describing Clothing Spatial Organization Turn Taking Strategies Sign Language Continuum

2 This is the same sign for to-SHOW, as in demonstrate.

3 See how the 4 hand draws the lines like a grid like on a calendar?

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5 Notice how the hand shows the suns position as it is going down on the horizon day after day.

6 Here, the palm faces up to show the sun rising. The sign moves from left to right to represent one morning after another.

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10 For signs like EVERY-WEDNESDAY the day of the week moves down to show it occurring week after week, just like Wednesdays show up in a vertical line on a calendar.

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12 For EVERY-WEEKEND this is no short cut. You must use the sign for EVERY and WEEK and END.

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14 For some, there is an alternate sign: B circles in at the mouth.

15 For some, there is an alternate sign: L circles in at the mouth.

16 For some there is an alternate sign: D circles in at the mouth.

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23 See the legs as they jump out of bed?

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25 This sign represents the sun going down for the night, rotating around the earth and coming back up again.

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29 Use this sign to show approximation of time, etc..

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31 The sign for physical change is different. This actually means to swap, or trade. Your clothes down physically change, you just switch them out.

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35 See the U shape that represents the legs jumping into bed?

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37 This sign means SET-UP or ESTABLISH. It is also used for making an APPOINTMENT.

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52 FOR-FOR is used to ask “What-for?” and “Why?”, etc.

53 This illustration is a little wonky. The sign actually moves down and not across and actually looks like drawing a question mark in the air.

54 See how the finger touches only once in a while?

55 “USE” means to use something. But, it also represents using some things you wear….such as glasses, shoes, belts, etc. But we wear a shirt…which will use a different sign.

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85 The sign for to- WEAR is the same as CLOTHES.

86 The sign for to-USE is used for things other than clothes, such as shoes, glasses, belt, etc.

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98 This is also the sign for VOLUNTEER and APPLY.

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125 HAIR LONG-HAIR SHORT-HAIR BANGS BRAIDS BUZZ-CUT BALD HAIR – CURLS HAIR-LONG-CURLS MUSTACH BEARD GOATEE SIDEBURNS MUSCULAR THIN VERY-THIN CHUBBY FRECKLES

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