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American Language Sign vs American Sign Language
(Grammar):

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The grammatical construction of sentences in Sign Language and Spoken Language
differentiate significantly.

In spoken language the verb are always preceding the object.
For example:
"I am running in front of the car"

But:

In Sign Language it is just the other way around.
The verb is always succeeding the object.
For example:
"I in front of car running"

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