Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4

Alphabet Teach, educate Thank-you Red

Numbers Learn, acquire Thanks-a-lot Yellow
I, Me Class, group, category, Excuse-me, pardon-me Blue
You team Sorry, apologize Green
He/She/It Course, lesson Sure, really, true Brown (1), chocolate
We, Us College, university Library Brown (2)
They, them School, academic Bookstore Black, black-person
You (plural) Residential-school, Cafeteria White
My, mine school for the Television Pink
Your, yours deaf, institution, Restroom (1) Purple
His/Hers/Its institute Restroom (2) Gray
Our, ours Mainstream Desk, table Orange
Their, theirs Sign, sign language, Chair, seat Dress, clothes
Your/s (plural) signing Ask, inquire Hat, cap
Who Fingerspell, spell Help Shirt, blouse
Where Pencil, pen Tell Skirt
Student Paper, page Show, demonstrate, Coat, jacket
Teacher Book example Hair
Man Which Look-at, watch Eyes
Woman, lady Why Pay Ears
Girl Take-up, adopt Give Nose
Boy One, one of a series Send Mouth
Mother Understand Go-there Tall
Father Called, named Come-here Thin
Sister Oh-I-See Bring-here Beard
Brother Mean, meaning Carry-there Small, short
California, gold Explain, describe Move-there Pretty, beautiful
New-York Again, Repeat Come-on Ugly
Yes Please Accompany, with, White-person
No Have, own together Smart, intelligent
Don't-know More Wait-one-minute Friendly, pleasant,
Not There (approximate) Hurry, rush cheerful
Deaf There (specific) What (1) Arrogant, egotistical
Hard-of Hearing Here (1) What (2) Stuck-up, snob, snobbish
Hearing (person), say, Here (2) Need, should Good
speaking Same-as-me/you Box Bad, evil
Hello, hi Now, today, presently Sweet-natured
Name Appearance, looks, face
Live (1), life Feel, emotion
Live (2) Taste, prefer
From Smell, scent, odor
Nice, clean, pure Sound, hear
Meet-you Same, alike
See, sight
Right
Wrong, mistake
Not-yet, late
That-one
Unit 5 Night, evening year daughter
Open-door Morning a-few son
Close-door Afternoon some children
Open-window Noon several nephew
Close-window Surprised, amazed many niece
Open-drawer Enthusiastic, eager, apple marry, marriage
Close-drawer motivated orange separated
Open-book Satisfied peach divorce
Close-book Happy grapes back-together, reconciled
Turn-on (knob) Sad skirt friend
Turn-off (knob) Mad, angry pants good-friend
Turn-on (light) Cranky, grouchy shirt go-steady, dating
Turn-off (light) Excited shoes boyfriend
Turn-on (lever) Nervous, anxious sock girlfriend
Turn-off (lever) Upset tie roommate
Turn on/off (button) So-so belt grow-up together
Pen, Pencil, Write Sleepy glass now, today, present
Car, Drive Hungry, starving plate today
Ride, Bicycle Tired, exhausted bowl yesterday, past
Sit, Chair Sick cup recent, recently
Door Don't-like fork long-ago
Window Don't-want spoon before
Drawer Don't-Know knife tomorrow
A-little Must, have to how-many will, future
Hot Will, future gone later
Cold Can kitchen after-awhile
Warm Should table far-in-future
Cool How newspaper #all
Stand-up, get up Wrong letter since, up till now
Go-ahead, go on, proceed Late candy of-course, naturally
Start, begin, initiate, Roll-around touch really
originate Coffee better realize, reason
Don't-mind, don't care Wow hide long, lengthy
Take Show-up, appear leave-there, left short
Garbage Calm-down, take it easy think time
Throw-out, throw away Want, desire seem birthday
Owe-me Like since seem, appears
For Stink, smelly movie (unit 8) with, together
Read Worry, worried finish (use to make past tense)
Can't Pass Unit 8
Answer, respond Flunk family Unit 9
Self Test, exam parents stubborn
Won't, refuse Stop, cease grandmother mischievous, mischief
Remember: Verb is usually 1 grandfather tough, rude, blunt
movement. Noun repeated & Unit 7 aunt cruel, mean
smaller.
minute uncle crazy
Unit 6 hour cousin odd, strange
Day week husband positive, upbeat, optimistic
month wife old
young tea 1-9 just flip easy
chubby, fat, obese sometimes after 9 need dollar sign hard
mustache often, frequently change - point to head like
think-of
good-looking always think then number amt as run-out
handsome never moving hand down deplete
cute from-time-to-time hear, sound
measurements:
dumb, stupid during, while cabinet, cupboard
Fingerspell abreviation
ignorant, stupid everyday *t-s-p lecture, speech
know-nothing basement *t-b earth-quake
put-on glasses garage *d-o-z make, fix
Noun: eyeglasses kitchen first
*o-z
put-on hearing aid floor *l-b shocked
Noun: hearing-aid
furniture cup
that-one up, upstairs Unit 11 awful, terrible
house down, downstairs food home
dirt, dirty #do #veg wind
remember recall #job soup breeze
forget #busy chicken (animal) party
slip-mind #if chicken (eat) pie
weekend truck potato think-of
go-away doctor salad see^none
stay nice, clean ice-cream understand^none
still retire, vacation, off bread cancel
pull enjoy cheese Unit 12
push take-easy egg call-by-phone
give-up, sacrifice get-up meat, beef, steak noun: telephone
change, adapt, convert most butter fly noun: airplane
know^that out sugar dry-hair noun: hair dryer
look-for, search in cereal type noun:typewriter
oh-gee flower spaghetti put-on-watch
new get, receive salt noun: watch
church pepper put-in-gas noun: gas
Unit 10 temple water ride-bicycle
Sunday rest, relax milk noun: bicycle
Monday tired wine sandwich
Tuesday walk soda beer
Wednesday little, small shopping coke
Thursday big, large store, shop pepsi
Friday buy, purchase buts, peanuts
Saturday from class: cost, worth, value popcorn
breakfast personality expensive fish
lunch summon cheap motor, machine, engine
dinner pictures total, sum breakdown, collapse
eat rent dollar battery, electric
full, not hungry garden money flat-tire
cook bath can't any, anything
bake counting won't, refuse struggle
drink fingerspelling increase shutdown, blow-out
coffee change & dollar amount
decrease wear-out, burn out, fall apart
break, snap suppose, if Chicago on
maybe, may, might idea Philadelphia restaurant
Boston
fail show-up, appear, Detroit
waiter, waitress
succeed, success, successful miss-out, guess Pittsburgh order
suspect, suspicious, paranoid rain Atlanta drink, cocktail
computer-1 (use this one) snow Baltimore bill, check
computer-2 weak, vulnerable history #club
math
decline arrive art
ordinary
conflict, contradiction meet (Noun: meeting) English, England, British graduate
all-right, okay postpone, put off science plan
save, preserve replace, exchange, trade people nothing-to-it
measure someone flattery pressure, stress
enter
weigh, weight, pound other watch, look-at
home+work
busy stuck hurt, pain, injury be-patient
chocolate Remember to use facial become think-about
jump-start expressions. crash, accident swim
email hospital traffic (people, car)
Negatives can be expressed w/ past, before, ago
study positive sign but negative head wait
dance
and expression. finally (Don't forget PAH) captioned, subtitled
Unit 13
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FEEL is usually used w/ emotional CL:44 CL:ṠṠ CL:55 ≈ pg. 188 get-in Possessives pg 224
state rather than physical state. (Ex: FINISH can be used between clauses
FEEL AWFUL I) to indicate a sequence. get-out CL:A> pg 225
dog HAPPEN, for unexpected events
FIND, for unexpected discoveries
get-on, mount CL:CC** pg 227
cat, kitten Frustrated, for unexpected obstacles get-off, dismount left (dir)
horse HIT, for unexpected lucking out
fall-down
WRONG, unexp. not nec. unpleasant right (dir)
cow stand-up
1-5 can be incorporated into last-year straight
bird or next-year to indicate how many. land-airplane near, close,
elephant 1-9 can be incorporated into last-week airplane-take-off
Far-1 / Far-2
tiger or next-week to indicate how many.
show-up, appear, cross-over
lion 1-9 can be incorporated into next-
disappear, vanish
month to indicate, but not past. corner
snake Softball duty, obligation, work intersection, crossroads
good+enough basketball promise, commitment behind
accept, acceptable baseball appointment, reserve, date opposite
disgusted football law, legal
hockey next-to, beside
depressed, down lawyer
soccer locale, area
odd, strange tennis court, judge, trial east
wonderful, great golf rule, regulation west
lousy ball sue
wrong north
sympathize-with, poor defend
happen, when south
miss outside
find, discover, plug-in
gone frustrated, thwarted inside, within unplug
die, dead, died hit front place
exact, precise good-at back,
knowledgeable, genius town, village
behavior, do, act center, middle
not-good-at, inept street, road, avenue
agree top
skill, expert parking, parking lot
disagree give-ticket (Noun: ticket) bottom mountains
different do-woodwork, carpenter above, over elevator
decide, determine Washington under, beneath
building say
roof page, use pager Some verbs which change Some verbs can change their
their movement to show movement to show that an
sign nothing, subject and object can show: action continues for a longer
police, cop, sheriff go-to-bed 2, dual objects (I ASK-YOU- period of time or that
careful wake-up TWO); Each, several subjects something is done a lot. This is
careless discuss or objects.(I GIVE-EACH- done by changing the
tease, kid less OF-THEM.) movement to a repeating,
mock circular movement.
Unit 19 Unit 20
follow Unit 18
winter, cold leave
ready delicious
detest spring (double movement) travel-around
believe summer (double movement) travel-from-place-to-place
Unit 17
BORED used to indicate there is against, opposed, con autumn (double movement) been-there (can add finish),
nothing to do or to express tired of support, pro volleyball touch (also do sign on object)
something. In strong terms can be
used to indicate you don't want to do plenty camping, camp hotel
something. a-little throw-frisbee go-by-train (Noun: train)
Sentences that contain advice often world race, compete take-pill (Noun: pill)
start with SHOULD, BETTER (NOT), Earth, planet match, play against grow (Noun: plant)
ADVISE, WARN, SUGGEST, MAYBE
sun hanmburger
Every-month embarrassed
moon
every-year hot-dog relieved
stars
why-not land french-fries depressed
when sky sandwich disgusted
advise (Noun: advice) ocean, sea bug quiet
suggest, offer, propose mountain join, participate, go-with smooth (need both hands!)
warn, caution island group drunk
bowling river team silly (by nose)
ice-skating article, column early wet (refers to water)
roller-skating print, publish take-over impressed
skiing use, wear set-up, establish, found, erect loud
surfing Play-against (Noun: game) dive-in slow
fishing show, play, drama, act, theater lie-down proud
steal adopt, take-up dark strict
squeal, tattle born, give birth to, birth light, bright
cheat heavy (weighs)
plus, in addition light-up, ignite light (weighs)
lie
strong, predominant fire, flame shy
lazy
arrogant percent chat fast
jealous write fun soft
quit frequent, patronize run (LH gun, RH hook index) dry
hire attend-to, pay attention, focus tree say-okay
terminate, fire through problem
lay-off, release Grammar note: complain heart
strike Quantifiers such as many,
several, a-few, and some,
short, temporary remind
smoking appear either before or after a crazy-about tend-to
cigarette noun. These quantifiers are quarrel
bored used with count nouns such as Grammar note: from-then-on
yell, shout, scream book, car, student, children. The plural may be added to Europe
practice, exercise Additional quantifiers which some nouns to indicate Holland
appear with non-count nouns “everywhere” by reduplicating alone (can be directional)
exercise (physical) such as food, milk, money are: the sign several times as it is wish
approximately plenty, some, a-little. moved in a side-ways sweep. all-over
wonder condition, or stipulation which on the body the pain is/was. UNIT 24
mail, letter the signer will state. wood
supervisor Some questions such as NEVER/NOTHING: Used metal
WHY? Are rhetorical, that is, as negatives for denials.
rubber
Grammar note:
the signer intends to answer leather
Some adjectives such as wet,
impressed, and cold change
the question. (Use raised Unit 23 cloth
eyebrows & head tilted country (open hand)
their movement to show glass
forward.
intensity. nation rock
Unit 21 Unit 22
government screwdriver
Types of work w/ agent body, health vice-president hammer
weld arm
constitution wrench
paint leg
congress pliers
interpret stomach
senate drill
dance brain, mind
vote saw
counseling hand
involved Christmas
farm head
preacher, pastor scared Thanksgiving
pain, hurt
Types of work w/o agent heart-attack exaggerated Easter
fix-car perfect Hanukkah
stroke
secretary crack how-much
well, recover
nurse check (on, health, not paper) something
normal
principal accident let's-see
ambulance
dentist freeze ruin
boss breathe
laid-up destroy
rabbi medicine
wall awkward
dizzy
earn character yourself
head-cold
benefits freeway cut-off
sore-throat
insurance win copy
arthritis
deductions lose secret
raise vomit
loan shut-up
priest cough
all chemical, medicine
preacher, pastor infection
worse
apply temperature, fever
fault HOW-MUCH: Used to
switch-over dead, die, death
skill ask about measurements,
subordinate take-blood-pressure
bridge enough height, weight. For
phone-to (Noun: telephone)
free permit measurements one hand
look-over, examine
in-jail high is anchored at starting
invite WORSE: Can be used to point while the other
low
grass indicate something is signs how-much.
immediate, quick, fast
feed better. Example:
check cover
“My mother permitted CL:44 I Shows manner in
deposit keep
me to go and even gave which something flows. Move
straight experience
me money.” fast for a fast flow and slow
retired, off (of work) gossip for slow flow. Use one hand to
different-things show smaller flow. Also
“MOTHER PERMIT I
get-regularly EXERCISE: Body is change direction of hand, such
swell, cool GO-THERE. WORSE,
used to show motion, can as in flow from a faucet, hand
steal SHE-GIVE-ME would be palm in and flow
also use classifiers.
MONEY.” would move up down.
Grammar note:
UNDERSTAND is often used PAIN: The sign changes
to precede a qualification, location to indicate where