How should this sentence be glossed in American Sign Language?
If you don’t eat your vegetables, you won’t get dessert.
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Responses
NO DESSERT? NO EAT VEGETABLES
NO DESSERT? NO EAT VEGETABLES
EAT VEGETABLES WHAT? NO DESSERT
EAT VEGETABLES WHAT? NO DESSERT
NO EAT VEGETABLES? NO DESSERT
NO EAT VEGETABLES? NO DESSERT
EAT VEGETABLES HOW? NO DESSERT
1 answer
The appropriate gloss for the sentence "If you don’t eat your vegetables, you won’t get dessert" in American Sign Language would be:
NO EAT VEGETABLES? NO DESSERT
This option effectively conveys the conditional relationship between not eating vegetables and the absence of dessert.
