False. Unlike English, in ASL, double negatives are not used.
False. Unlike English, American Sign Language (ASL) does not use double negatives. In ASL, a single negative is sufficient to convey the negation of a statement.
True. Unlike English, American Sign Language (ASL) allows the use of double negatives. In ASL, double negatives are used to emphasize the negation or to convey stronger negative meaning. To confirm this answer, you can consult reliable sources such as ASL language reference books or websites, or consult with ASL experts or teachers who are knowledgeable about the grammar and syntax of ASL.
