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American Sign Language Practice: Food Preferences and Vocabulary Review

Practice signing questions about food preferences and vocabulary words in American Sign Language. Improve your skills with fun exercises!

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American Sign Language Practice: Food Preferences and Vocabulary Review

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  1. 1. Ask me of I like to eat green apples.

  2. Note: The concept “WHAT-KIND” uses just one sign to express.Note: Wh-type questions tend to come at the end. Furrow your eyebrows.

  3. Ask me what kind of candy do I like.

  4. Ask me what kind of cereal I like.

  5. Ask me if I like cookies with milk.

  6. Tomorrow vs DAILY / Every-DAY

  7. Ask me how many cups of water I drink everyday.

  8. Example: EVERYDAY CUP WATER YOU DRINK HOW MANY?=How many cups of water do you drink everyday?

  9. 6. Ask me what my favorite food is.

  10. Ask me if I like green eggs and ham.

  11. Ask me if I like oranges.

  12. There are two versions of “FULL”Full of food or “fed up.”And “full” in general. “the cup is full.”

  13. Ask me if I’m full of food.

  14. The sign “FAVORITE” can be used to mean PREFER. It can also mean “TASTE” if done on the lower lip.Note: the sign EAT and FOOD use the same sign (in most situations)

  15. 10. YOU FAVORIITE-[prefer], HAMBURGER [body-shift-“or”] HOTDOG?Do you prefer hamburgers or hotdogs?

  16. Do the practice sheet. If the first partner gets done, have the second partner sign it. If you both get done, practice fingerspelling and vocabulary. One partner spells a previously learned vocabulary word, the other signs it back.SUGGEESTED PRACTICE WORDS: BLACK, BLUE, BROWN, COLOR, DRAW-[art] , FINISH, FUTURE-[later, will, someday, far in the future] , GREEN, LONG-[how-long] , NOW-[present, current, today], OLD, ORANGE, PAPER-[page, look-up, dictionary] , PAST-[before, previously, long-ago] , RED, TOMORROW-[daily, everyday] , WAIT-[wait-a-minute] , WHEN WHITE-[white-person], YEAR-[annually, last-year, next-year, numerical incorporation],YELLOW (6)If you get done with the practice sheet and the above vocabulary review, inform your teacher.

  17. Practice Sheet 7.c

  18. Ask me if I’m hungry.

  19. Ask me what kind of pizza I like.

  20. The sign “IF” has several variations. In this class I use the “suppose (what if)” version

  21. Ask me if I like to eat popcorn at the movies.

  22. WHAT-KIND SOUP YOU LIKE?What kind of soup do you like?

  23. Ask me if I like red apples.Do you like red apples?

  24. Ask me what kind of cookies do I like?

  25. 7. Ask me if I prefer apples or oranges.

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