Strategies like "choose the best answer" mean that if the question was, for example, "in Charlottes web, how does Charlotte feel about the animals" the answers could then be:
a: she felt that they were here true friends
b: she liked them
c: she hated the animals
d: burrito
you know that d and c dont make any sense, but a and be are both correct. so which one is better? the one that is more detailed, but not just MORE detailed, but better detailed. so the answer would then be a
Answer: its A
Explanation:
none of the other ones make sense
The best way is to use duolingo. I'm using it right now to learn Spanish. it also has French, German, and Greek!
Glossing might not maintain the original meaning of the message or it might be not clear as it includes notes about signs.
Glossing differs from translating due to the following aspects:
- Translating implies delivering the same message but using a different language, which often means adapting the words to preserve the message.
- Glossing implies typing out sign for sign the message and adding notes for elements such as movements or gestures. This means the words or sentences are not modified.
In this context, glossing is very useful to understand ASL (American Sign Language) or any other sign language, but it also has some disadvantages.
- The meaning might not be preserved: Because ASL includes signs that are very difficult to translate into English the original meaning of the message might not be preserved.
- The message might not be cleared: Specific movements, gestures, etc. are not equivalent to words in ASL but are used to add information about time, location, emphasis, etc. and this might be confusing for English speakers.
Learn more about ASL in: brainly.com/question/17074981
