Signing Naturally 11.6 Minidialogue 3 Answers Upd (CERTIFIED)

Describes a man/woman they saw. Person B: Guesses incorrectly based on a different person. Person A: Refines the description. Person B: Finally identifies the correct person, often exclaiming "Oh, THAT person!"

. Notice how they use contrastive structure to talk about their respective boyfriends. Locate the "Hitch"

What is the final outcome?The second person agrees to the request, often after clarifying the location using spatial agreement. They confirm they will handle the task once they finish what they are currently doing. Key Concepts in 11.6

Editions vary slightly (Units 11.1–11.12). If your answer key differs, check your unit number. This is for Unit 11.6, Minidialogue #3 .

Minidialogue 3, in particular, often trips students up because the subject is and the description involves a subtle but crucial detail (often about eye color, facial hair, or a specific accessory).

: Circular movement of the "C" handshape on the forearm. BROKEN : The "strike" or "break" sign using two hands.

Describes a man/woman they saw. Person B: Guesses incorrectly based on a different person. Person A: Refines the description. Person B: Finally identifies the correct person, often exclaiming "Oh, THAT person!"

. Notice how they use contrastive structure to talk about their respective boyfriends. Locate the "Hitch"

What is the final outcome?The second person agrees to the request, often after clarifying the location using spatial agreement. They confirm they will handle the task once they finish what they are currently doing. Key Concepts in 11.6

Editions vary slightly (Units 11.1–11.12). If your answer key differs, check your unit number. This is for Unit 11.6, Minidialogue #3 .

Minidialogue 3, in particular, often trips students up because the subject is and the description involves a subtle but crucial detail (often about eye color, facial hair, or a specific accessory).

: Circular movement of the "C" handshape on the forearm. BROKEN : The "strike" or "break" sign using two hands.