Negativesentencesrequire thesign NOTSigns are composed ofmovement and holdsegments and thatsegments include a bundleof articulatory features.Those features includehandshape, location,orientation, and nonmanualsignalsTime in ASL isexpressed throughindependent lexicalitems, time -relatedsigns that allownumeral incorporationand a way ofrepresenting habitualtimeSyntaxis:What arethe 4 typesofpredicates?ASLpronounsshowdistinctionBUT,UNDERSTAND,#OR, and PLUSare examplesof?Indicating verbs can alsoadd information byreciprocating action. Theseverbs are called reciprocalverbs. In a situation inwhich two people arelooking at each other, theyboth are looking and beinglooked at simultaneouslyOne critical differencebetween the English tensemorphemes like -ed andthe use of the ASL signsWILL and FINISH is thatthe ASL signs are not usedwith every verb thatexpresses a past or futureeventConditionalsrequire #IFandSUPPOSEWhat isdisplacement?The final categoryof ASL verbs isdepicting verbs.They can bedivided into threemain typesIndicatingverbs aremoredynamic thanplain verbsA sentencecontaining aquestion the askerdoes not expect theother person toanswer is calledwhat?Locative verbs are anothertype of indicating verb.Locative verbs are differentfrom plain verbs likeENJOY, PUNISH, orUPSET, in which thelocation feature is simply apart of how the sign ismadeWhen referringto first personpronouns inASL, which isused?Nonmanuals forwh-questionsare relaxedeyebrows andthe headremaining stillA “t” is usedto identifythe topic ofthe sentenceWhen wouldyou use aglossedquestionmark?What is onething ASL andEnglish have incommon interms ofpronouns?Plain verbs areproduced in a staticlocation that cannotbe altered withoutchanging themeaning of the sign.An example of this is:What is themostcommonword order?‘Space’can beimportantin:Whichsentencetype has nononmanualsignals?With indicating verbs,these signs move fromthe signer toward aperson or location orfrom theperson/location to thesigner. Examples ofindicating verbsinclude:Which arethe non-manuals fora yes-noquestion?These are theverbs thatexpress theidea ofnecessity orpossibilityWhat is used toindicate acommand(imperative) andwhere is itplaced? *+??*Which is notof the 6basicsentencetypes?Negativesentencesrequire thesign NOTSigns are composed ofmovement and holdsegments and thatsegments include a bundleof articulatory features.Those features includehandshape, location,orientation, and nonmanualsignalsTime in ASL isexpressed throughindependent lexicalitems, time -relatedsigns that allownumeral incorporationand a way ofrepresenting habitualtimeSyntaxis:What arethe 4 typesofpredicates?ASLpronounsshowdistinctionBUT,UNDERSTAND,#OR, and PLUSare examplesof?Indicating verbs can alsoadd information byreciprocating action. Theseverbs are called reciprocalverbs. In a situation inwhich two people arelooking at each other, theyboth are looking and beinglooked at simultaneouslyOne critical differencebetween the English tensemorphemes like -ed andthe use of the ASL signsWILL and FINISH is thatthe ASL signs are not usedwith every verb thatexpresses a past or futureeventConditionalsrequire #IFandSUPPOSEWhat isdisplacement?The final categoryof ASL verbs isdepicting verbs.They can bedivided into threemain typesIndicatingverbs aremoredynamic thanplain verbsA sentencecontaining aquestion the askerdoes not expect theother person toanswer is calledwhat?Locative verbs are anothertype of indicating verb.Locative verbs are differentfrom plain verbs likeENJOY, PUNISH, orUPSET, in which thelocation feature is simply apart of how the sign ismadeWhen referringto first personpronouns inASL, which isused?Nonmanuals forwh-questionsare relaxedeyebrows andthe headremaining stillA “t” is usedto identifythe topic ofthe sentenceWhen wouldyou use aglossedquestionmark?What is onething ASL andEnglish have incommon interms ofpronouns?Plain verbs areproduced in a staticlocation that cannotbe altered withoutchanging themeaning of the sign.An example of this is:What is themostcommonword order?‘Space’can beimportantin:Whichsentencetype has nononmanualsignals?With indicating verbs,these signs move fromthe signer toward aperson or location orfrom theperson/location to thesigner. Examples ofindicating verbsinclude:Which arethe non-manuals fora yes-noquestion?These are theverbs thatexpress theidea ofnecessity orpossibilityWhat is used toindicate acommand(imperative) andwhere is itplaced? *+??*Which is notof the 6basicsentencetypes?

Syntax Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Negative sentences require the sign NOT
  2. Signs are composed of movement and hold segments and that segments include a bundle of articulatory features. Those features include handshape, location, orientation, and nonmanual signals
  3. Time in ASL is expressed through independent lexical items, time -related signs that allow numeral incorporation and a way of representing habitual time
  4. Syntax is:
  5. What are the 4 types of predicates?
  6. ASL pronouns show distinction
  7. BUT, UNDERSTAND, #OR, and PLUS are examples of?
  8. Indicating verbs can also add information by reciprocating action. These verbs are called reciprocal verbs. In a situation in which two people are looking at each other, they both are looking and being looked at simultaneously
  9. One critical difference between the English tense morphemes like -ed and the use of the ASL signs WILL and FINISH is that the ASL signs are not used with every verb that expresses a past or future event
  10. Conditionals require #IF and SUPPOSE
  11. What is displacement?
  12. The final category of ASL verbs is depicting verbs. They can be divided into three main types
  13. Indicating verbs are more dynamic than plain verbs
  14. A sentence containing a question the asker does not expect the other person to answer is called what?
  15. Locative verbs are another type of indicating verb. Locative verbs are different from plain verbs like ENJOY, PUNISH, or UPSET, in which the location feature is simply a part of how the sign is made
  16. When referring to first person pronouns in ASL, which is used?
  17. Nonmanuals for wh-questions are relaxed eyebrows and the head remaining still
  18. A “t” is used to identify the topic of the sentence
  19. When would you use a glossed question mark?
  20. What is one thing ASL and English have in common in terms of pronouns?
  21. Plain verbs are produced in a static location that cannot be altered without changing the meaning of the sign. An example of this is:
  22. What is the most common word order?
  23. ‘Space’ can be important in:
  24. Which sentence type has no nonmanual signals?
  25. With indicating verbs, these signs move from the signer toward a person or location or from the person/location to the signer. Examples of indicating verbs include:
  26. Which are the non-manuals for a yes-no question?
  27. These are the verbs that express the idea of necessity or possibility
  28. What is used to indicate a command (imperative) and where is it placed? *+??*
  29. Which is not of the 6 basic sentence types?