A signer wants to show a car weaving between lanes. What information does a classifier add after CAR?

After signing BOOK, a signer uses a classifier to place it flat on a table. What does the classifier add?

A signer describes people waiting in a long line. What can a classifier show that PEOPLE alone cannot?

For a tipped-over cup, what can classifier movement add beyond CUP?

A signer signs PERSON, then uses CL:1 moving slowly across the room. What information is added?

A signer wants to describe a tall, narrow vase. What does a descriptive classifier add?

When showing a door swing shut, what does a classifier add to DOOR?

Two cars are parked facing each other. What does a locative classifier help show?

Which message most needs a classifier?

Which sentence about a pencil calls for a classifier?

Which description of a dog would a signer show with a classifier?

In a story, which detail would be shown best with classifiers?

When would a signer likely add classifiers after TREE?

Which statement needs a locative classifier more than just the sign PAPER?

Which signing goal calls for a descriptive classifier?

Which sentence would use a vehicle classifier?

A signer wants to show a ball rolling down the hallway with a classifier. What does the signer usually do first?

Signer A signs CAR only. Signer B uses CL:3 moving uphill. What does B show?

Signer A signs BOOK. Signer B adds a classifier standing it upright. What does B show?

Signer A signs PERSON. Signer B moves CL:1 across signing space. What is added?

Signer A signs SCISSORS. Signer B uses an instrument classifier while cutting paper. What does B show?

Signer A signs TREE. Signer B sets up several classifiers across a field. What does B show?

Signer A signs DOOR. Signer B uses a classifier opening slowly. What does B add?

Signer A signs BICYCLE. Signer B moves a vehicle classifier along a curving path. What does B show?

Signer A signs HOUSE. Signer B places a house classifier beside a RIVER classifier. What does B make clear?