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.

one for the master,

and one for the dame,

one for the little boy

who lives down the lane

that's the rest of the song if that is the question.