Unit 4 ASL

How is the person related to the signer?

• mother-in-law
• father- in-law
• step mother
• step father

What is the correct interpretation

• my uncle is 19 my cousin is 14
• my uncle is 43 my cousin is 19
• my brother is 43 my sister is 16
• my nephew is 16 my wife is 34

What is the correct interpretation?

• my father died, my mother is still alive
• my grandfather passed away, my grandmother is still alive.
• my mother is alive, my father passed away
• my grandmother passed away, my grandfather is alive

What is the correct interpretation?

• I have 1 sister and 5 brothers. I am the 4th of 5 children.
• I have 1 sister and 5 brothers. I am the 4th of 8 children.
• I have 1 son and 5 daughters. I am the youngest.
• I have 1 brother and 5 sisters. I am the 4th of 7 children.

What is the correct interpretation?

• Are you married and do you have children?
• In the future do you want to have a wife and house?
• In the future do you want to get married and have children?
• Have you ever been married in the past? Are you both still together?

Which of the following personal and/or possessive pronouns are required to sign this sentence? "You’re not my friend."

• you
• my/mine
• I/Me
• he/she/they/it
• us

Which of the following personal and/or possessive pronouns are required to sign this sentence? "His father is my uncle."

• my/mine
• his/her/their
• you
• I/Me
• he/she/they/it

Which of the following personal and/or possessive pronouns are required to sign this sentence? "I like her."

• I/Me
• he/she/they/it
• you
• us
• my/mine

Which of the following personal and/or possessive pronouns are required to sign this sentence? "I like her purse."

• I/Me
• his/her/their
• you
• he/she/they/it
• us

Which of the following personal and/or possessive pronouns are required to sign this sentence? "I saw him at the store."

• I/Me
• he/she/they/it
• you
• us
• my/mine