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SignWriting: Facial Expressions in ASL Grammar

Learn common ASL facial expressions that convey grammatical meaning. Write correct meanings next to each expression, including carelessly, small, yes, older, tall, adult, not hurried, something down and right, happened near me, short, no, near large, younger, small, child, something up and right, WH, affirmative, not caring, yes/no, medium, negative, why, connector, topic, time/when. Expand your knowledge of ASL facial expressions!

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SignWriting: Facial Expressions in ASL Grammar

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  1. SignWriting Facial Expressions

  2. Common ASL facial expressions that have grammatical meaning:

  3. Write correct meanings next to the facial expression. carelessly small yes Includes me Older, tall, adult not hurried Something down and right Happened near me short no near large Younger, small, child Something up and right WH ? affirmative not caring what happens Yes/No ? medium Negative Why connector topic Time/when

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