What is the basic sentence structure of ASL?(3 points)
topic + comment only
(time)-topic-comment
subject-object-noun-verb
noun + verb + topic
The basic sentence structure of ASL is:
1. Topic + Comment only: In ASL, a sentence can consist of just a topic (the subject or object) followed by a comment (the verb or description). For example, "DOG, I LOVE."
2. (Time)-Topic-Comment: ASL often includes a time marker at the beginning of the sentence, followed by the topic and then the comment. For example, "YESTERDAY, I GO STORE."
3. Noun + Verb + Topic: Another common sentence structure in ASL is to start with a noun, followed by a verb, and then the topic. For example, "CHILD EAT APPLE."