pro confusion
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pro confusion
I am unclear on what pro and pro-1 means. It is not making much sense. Also is an imperative marked in a sentence with a simple asterisk because i have never seen this before.
Aisha Cheatham- Posts : 16
Join date : 2013-01-17
Pro 1 and the asterick
PRO(also seen as PRO 2, see link below) represents you. For example, HOME PRO. In English, You are home. PRO 1 represents I or Me. For example, PRO-1 DETEST HOMEWORK. In English, I hate doing homework.
Also imperatives are marked with a asterisk, for example *SIT*. You must also accompany that with direct eye contact. Other examples of imperatives are *GO NOW* or *COME HERE*
Hope this is helped.
PRO information: http://lifeprint.com/asl101/topics/gloss.htm
Also imperatives are marked with a asterisk, for example *SIT*. You must also accompany that with direct eye contact. Other examples of imperatives are *GO NOW* or *COME HERE*
Hope this is helped.
PRO information: http://lifeprint.com/asl101/topics/gloss.htm
Giliane Forsyth- Posts : 31
Join date : 2013-01-10
Re: pro confusion
Giliane provided an excellent resource. I'd just like to add that the asterisk is new to me, too. If you choose to use it, that's fine by me.
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