Vocabulary:
ABOUT-[title, quote, approximately, concerning, locale/area/thereabouts]
ALWAYS
AND
ANY
BACK-[#BACK]
BUT-[different]
CALL-[phone, named, yell, tty-call]
CAN'T
FOR-[what for]
GREAT-[wonderful]
LITTLE-[little-bit]
MAKE
NEVER
NEW
OH-I-SEE
OR
PEOPLE
SOMETIMES
TALK-[chat-with, talk-with]
THING

Review:  Anxious

Practice Sheet: 11.A

1. TELL-to-me ABOUT YOUR TEACHER
Tell me about your teacher.

2. YOU GO CLASS ON TIME ALWAYS?
Do you always go to class on time?

3. YOU HAVE DOG AND CAT YOU?
Do you have a cat and a dog?

4. ANY YOUR FAMILY DEAF?
Is anyone in your family deaf?

5. CLASS FINISH, #BACK HOME YOU?
Are you going back home after class?

6. YOU BEFORE WANT TELL-to-he/she MAN/WOMAN HOW FEEL, BUT CAN'T?
Have you ever wanted to tell a guy/girl how you felt but couldn't?

7. CAN PHONE YOU?
Are you able to use the phone?

8. WHY CAN'T YOU UNDERSTAND HE/SHE TEACHER?
Why can't you understand the teacher?

9. TAKE-UP ASL FOR-FOR ?
Why are you taking ASL?

10. NAME BOOK YOU THINK WONDERFUL.
Name a book that you think is wonderful.

Practice sheet 11.B

1. YOUR BEDROOM DIRTY LITTLE-BIT?
Is your bedroom a little bit dirty?

2. SOUP, YOU KNOW HOW MAKE?
Do you know how to make soup?

3. YOU NEVER EAT CANDY YOU?
You never eat candy!?

4. NEW CAR HAVE YOU?
Do you have a new car?

5. YOU PREFER PIZZA OR HAMBURGER?
Would you rather have pizza or a hamburger?

6. YOU LIKE MEET NEW PEOPLE YOU?
Do you like to meet new people?

7. YOU SOMETIME FEEL ANXIOUS? (if so) WHEN?
Do you feel anxious sometimes? When?

8. YOU LIKE CHAT-WITH DEAF?
Do you like to chat with deaf people?

9. WHAT-KIND PEOPLE YOU LIKE?
What type of people do you like?

10. LEARN NEW THING YOU LIKE?
Do you like to learn new things?

Story 11

I LIKE READ. CAN'T STOP ME. ALWAYS READ, READ, ANYTHING. WATCH TV, I NEVER. SOMETIMES PEOPLE CALL-TO-ME CHAT. I TYPE, (bodyshift left)-READ, (bodyshift front) READ, TYPE, (bodyshift left)-READ. FATHER he-SEE-me, MAKE HIM ANGRY. I THINK, FOR FOR HE MAD? I CAN BOOK AND TTY.

Topics:
Review and discuss:  IF-[suppose, court, judge, trial]

Sentence types

Conjunctions

Telecommunication Devices for the Deaf (TTY)
  

Lesson 11:

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