There are four main descriptive formats that make up the composition of a sign. These include;
- Pre - manual skills
- Manual skills- there are two types of manual skills.
- Respective manual skills
This skills involve the ability to attend to the sign made and interpret the meaning as used in the context
The recipient of the sign message is expected to read meanings carried by the hands, facial expressions and body language/posture at the same time.
- Expressive manual skills
They require flexibility in using one's hands, facial expression and body language.
They also involve purposeful use of signs to give an solicit for information, express feelings and emotions
- Non-manual features
They include;
Facial expressions, Eyebrow movements, Head movements, Body, Lip and Eye movements
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