Me answer these questions my teacher is out for the next week and i don’t understand. these are practice questions.

1. ???

2.

Noun/Verb pairs signs that use the same handshape, location, and orientation, but have a different movement.

The verb of a noun verb pair generally has a single, continuous movement that is larger than the movement of the noun.

The motion of a noun of a noun verb pair is generally a double movement that is smaller than that of a verb.

To sum that up:

Verbs (of noun/verb pairs) use a single movement.

Nouns (of noun/verb pairs) use a double movement.

(SOURCE: https://www.lifeprint.com/asl101/topics/noun_verb_pairs.htm)

3. ???

4.

In the sentence "SCHOOL YOU GO-TO", "GO-TO" is the verb.

5.

In this sentence, "[short pause]" means to pause for a moment when reading the sentence. [Short pause] is in place of a comma [,]. A comma is different than a period. Comma means short pause whereas a period means stop.

I know I didn't answer 1, and 3, but that is because I don't know ASL (American Sign Language). All I know is that they are in realting to ASL and if that's what you where learning in class, I think the question should be easy for you.

If you don't understand this, I think you should ask a teacher for help.

dramatic irony is your answer  

answer:

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