Signing Naturally — Unit 8.4 Answer Key

If describing two people, shift your body slightly to the left for the first person and to the right for the second.

Whether you need help with or expressive production

Your facial expressions dictate the distance of the locations you describe:

Someone asks to join a trip, and the signer agrees only if a condition is met (e.g., "I'll go if you pay"). Key Signs: If , you pay , I go , fine . Answer: The person will go if the other person pays . 4. How to Structure Conditional Sentences (8.4 Context) Unit 8.4 heavily utilizes the "If-Then" structure in ASL. Signing Naturally Unit 8.4 Answer Key

A leaky faucet (using the "drip" classifier) or a refrigerator that is too loud. The Bathroom: A clogged toilet or a mirror that is cracked.

The signer realizes they left something important at home (like a wallet or homework).

Any correct answer key for Unit 8.4 is incomplete without NMMs. When checking your work, ask yourself: If describing two people, shift your body slightly

The signer points to their ankle and mimics swelling.

The key tells you the what , but not always the why . You still need the workbook text to understand the cultural etiquette of describing people in Deaf culture. Content Summary: What’s in Unit 8.4?

Example: IF PLANE-DEPART, I MISS (If the plane leaves, I will miss it). 5. Tips for Success in Unit 8.4 Answer: The person will go if the other person pays

While a complete vocabulary list isn't available here, you can build your own by noting the signs you encounter. Focus on these high-frequency categories:

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