The Expressive Practice Prompts illustrate types of questions and statements you should now be able to express in ASL.

The Expressive Practice Prompts illustrate types of questions and statements you should now be able to express in ASL. Use the list below as you view the 20 EPPs and practice signing each one yourself so that you will be prepared to sign them in class on Friday. 1. Express that you need to see a teacher. Express this in three different ways. 2. Express that you have an appointment with Dr. Jones. 3. Tell a classmate to please sit and wait five minutes. 4. Express that your box is in a meeting. 5. Express that you have an appointment this Tuesday at 10 a.m. 6. Express that the office is not on this floor. Express that it is upstairs on the third floor. 7. Sign the days of the week. 8. Ask a classmate what time he/she can come tomorrow for an appointment. 9. Express that your boss is not here. 10. Express that you are busy today. Ask if the appointment can be changed to tomorrow. 11. Tell your classmate your work phone number. 12. Express that the teacher is not here. Tell the person to write a note and leave it with you. 13. A classmate asks to see a counselor. The counselor is not here. Apologize and express that the counselor is not here. 14. Express that your schedule is full today. Ask if he person can come back tomorrow. 15. Fingerspell your first and last names. 16. Ask a classmate what time he/she comes to work. 17. Ask a classmate if his/her schedule is full this afternoon. 18. Tell a classmate to send you a fax this afternoon. 19. Express that you are looking for the counselor and that you need an appointment today. 20. Count from 21 to 30.