Understanding ASL Sign Usage

When translating from English to ASL, what should your focus on?

• Signing each English word

• Signing the meaning

Which sentence would use the sign "HAVE?"

• I have to call my mom

• I haven't done my homework.

• Have a good day

• I have a fluffy dog.

Which question would use the sign "FINISH?"

• I have to wash the dishes.

• I have completed the test.

• I have not done the homework.

• I have 2 black cats.

Which sentence would use the sign "NONE?"

• I don't have a horse.

• I haven't told Juan.

• I have cake

• I have to call the doctor.

Which sentence would use the sign "NOT YET?"

• I have to tell Becky.

• I have told Jesse.

• I have not studied for the test.

• I do not have any snacks.

Which sentence would use the ASL sign "FINISH?"

• I have to call my mom.

• I have no money

• I have informed Rachel.

• I have to buy new shoes.

Which sentence would use the ASL sign "MUST?"

• I have to go home.

• I have 2 dogs.

• I don't have any cookies.

• I have told Anna.

What is the meaning of this sign?

• To have completed an action

• To possess/own something

• To not possess/own something

• To be required or need to complete an action

Which sentence would use the ASL sign "MUST?"

• I have 3 goats.

• Sam has not studied for the exam.

• Marcella has to stay home.

• I have eaten my lunch already.

What does this sign mean?

• To possess/own something

• To be required to do something

• To no possess/own something

• To have completed an action