Write down: Who wants what from whom?

Instead of searching for a static answer key, you need a verification methodology .

Describe your own bedroom using the techniques in 9.11. Watch it back to see if your spatial mapping remains consistent.

Remember: In the world of ASL, there is no cheat code. There is only practice, patience, and respect for the visual language. Unit 9.11 is not a test—it is a toolbox. Stop hunting for the key; start learning to build.

To master this specific lesson on giving directions, focus on these three core ASL spatial concepts: 1. The Perspective Shift

When the signer gives directions, you must mentally "flip" the map so that you are viewing the streets from their point of view. Specific Classifiers: LCL: B is used to represent the streets themselves.