You must master the use of Classifiers (specifically Descriptive Classifiers or DCLs) to visually represent shapes, textures, and patterns. Unit 8: Making Requests and Asking for Advice
This unit introduces advanced techniques for setting up classifiers and role-shifting to describe relationships, as well as making complex requests. How to Access the Signing Naturally Units 7-12 Answer Key
Record yourself copying the signs from the homework video. Watch your own video side-by-side with the curriculum video. Often, the act of producing the signs yourself triggers a better receptive understanding of what the video instructor is asking or describing. Final Thoughts: Focus on Comprehension over Completion signing naturally 79 answer key
Answers often depend on understanding the subtle directionality of a sign (e.g., signing "borrow" or "give" from the perspective of the signer versus the receiver). Unit 9: Describing Places and Responding to Complaints
As the signer describes a room or a street layout, draw a rough sketch on a scratch piece of paper. You must master the use of Classifiers (specifically
What are the specific ASL phrases or signs used in this conversation?
Many answers depend on the signer's facial expressions (Non-Manual Markers or NMMs). Watch your own video side-by-side with the curriculum video
Note how the signer's face changes when describing a price that is unexpectedly high versus a great bargain. How to Properly Verify Your Answers
There is a definitive answer to the question of where the answer keys are: . For the Signing Naturally Units 7-12 workbook, the answer key can be found at the end of the book, usually within the last several pages. For example, library records for the 2008 edition list the answer key as being located on pages 101-105. In the newer 2014 edition, this section has expanded to include exercises and answer keys on pages 467 through 528.