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trapecia [35]2 years ago

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According to established signs in ASL, the proper sign to indicate possession is A. The sign HAVE.

<h3>How to identify the proper symbol to refer to possession?</h3>

To identify the proper symbol we must consult a manual on ASL. Additionally we can associate the word possession or the action of possessing with a word. In this case, the word that best fits would be HAVE.

Therefore, the correct answer is A. the sign HAVE.

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