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Verbs - use of space

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How can Nouns/Verbs be distinguished if handshape, location, orientation and NMF are identical? Distinguished by movement (e.g. SHOP [1 movement]-SHOPPING [repeated movement])
Name the 5 main ways to modify a verb Person, Number, Aspect, Manner, Intensification
What are double-indicating verbs? Origin and destination of sign can be modified Purpose is to indicate who is actor and who is the receiver
What are single-indicating verbs? Only be modified at one point (as beginning or end point may be necessarily fixed).
Name the 3 sub-classifications of single indicating verbs Beginning directional - end location is fixed End directional - initial / beginning location is fixed Body location - change depending on where on your body you are talking about
What are the 3 sub-class of use of space? Real - physical space around signer Topographic - creating a visual map of the real world Abstract - conveying information that is non-spatial
What are the 2 cub-class of topographic space? Diagrammatic space - stage / map / diagram used to present information. Can be expansive scale or molecular scale Viewer space - acting as though object is in front of signer, locating hands in reference to object
What do we call signs anchored to the body? Phonemes
Where are nouns usually signed? In neutral space
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