Grammatical sentence

structure
(syntax)
Sentence
By and
Harmony
types

Game Rules
O You draw a card.
O The card has a sentence or a question on it.
O Show your partner the card.
O The person who drew the card has to answer the question, gloss, or draw.
O You and your partner take turns drawing.
O The card will have a question you will have to gloss with the correct sentence
O

O
O
O
O

structure or answer correctly, you may even be asked to draw a picture.

After you read the question and write your answer down on the white board
and show it to me you can draw a card from the answer pile to see if you
answered correctly.
If you answer your question correctly you may move up however many
spaces the card says.
If you didnt answer it correctly you have to stay where you are.
Dont show your partner that is answering, the answer till after they write
something on their board
First team to cross the finish line first or whichever team gets the closest
wins a prize!

Grammatical sentence
structure (syntax)
Grammatical sentence structure, also known as syntax,
is the order in which words are put together.
English word order is the subject, verb, then object.
For example: I (subject) bought (verb) a new
computer (object).
In ASL the word order is when, where, what, who, doeswhat, and how/why, where the order for ASL is the
object then subject then the verb.
For example: DOGS (object) IX- you (subject) LIKE
(verb)?

Sentence Types
The different sentence types are statements and
questions.
Asking a question in ASL requires you to identify what
type of question you are asking by putting a line with
whq or q above the sentence.
When asking a whq question you can have more than
just a yes or no answer.
For this type of question your eyebrows should be
closer together and pointed downward like your are
making a mad face
When asking a q question you are asking a yes or no
question.
When asking this type of question, your eyebrows
should be raised up a bit like you are worried.