A solid color long-sleeve shirt (often blue or gray) and dark pants. No hat or glasses. Why: 8.10 tests clothing descriptors. Watch for the signer’s non-dominant hand tracing the shirt’s length and the color sign at the chest.
A roommate or a coworker (varies by version). The helper is described as tall with curly hair. Why: The helper enters the frame from the side, taps the protagonist’s shoulder, and uses the sign for “HELP” + “SEEK” (search). Signing Naturally 8.10 Answers
In , the curriculum focuses on explaining unexpected situations and asking for advice. This section uses specific American Sign Language (ASL) conjunction signs to signal that something went wrong or turned out differently than planned. 8.10 Minidialogue Answers A solid color long-sleeve shirt (often blue or
(Student 1 acts as the person asking for help, using the signs:) Watch for the signer’s non-dominant hand tracing the