Temporal Inflection in ASL - American Sign Language

Learn how time affects the way we sign verbs, actions, or feelings. Three types of temporal inflections are: 1) Uninflected (happened once); 2) Recurring (happened EVERY-____); and 3) Continuous (happened ALL-____).

[@NRMGUY]

Very helpful. I agree with all the others, you are a very effective teacher. I've caught a few of your videos and each time I walk away with more dots connected. Thank you.

[@carterstrotherii9635]

Thank you for volunteering your knowledge. Very clear,good teacher

[@H4nn4hL]

In my bachelors program at William Woods we touched on this. We are also learning about bound inflectional morphemes and bound derivational morphemes. If you could explain those, I would appreciate it!

[@adrielarcino9017]

Thank you for this!

[@Estio]

I have to make some homework vids about this. I got it all in class but I forgot when i arrived home >.

[@ASLTHAT]

I'm glad that the video was a good reminder of the temporal inflection in ASL. I use Signing Naturally for Level 2 and 3. I'm Deaf. Thank you for learning the language and culture of Deaf people. :)

[@ASLTHAT]

And I recently added captions in case you or anybody didn't catch some of it. Thanks for watching.

[@bryanapper6687]

Great explanation