To sign 'aggressive', form both hands into 'claw' shapes by bending your fingers. Hold them in front of your chest with your palms facing inward. Move your hands in an alternating, forward circular motion, as if you are aggressively clawing at something. Be sure to use an intense facial expression with furrowed eyebrows to convey the meaning.
Sign 'DOG', then sign 'AGGRESSIVE'. Make sure your facial expression matches the intensity of the dog's behavior by furrowing your eyebrows and moving your hands sharply.
Sign 'HE', 'PLAY', 'BASKETBALL', and then 'AGGRESSIVE'. The sign for aggressive here describes his intense style of play, so use a strong, forceful motion.
Point to the person ('YOU'), sign 'DON'T', and then sign 'AGGRESSIVE'. Soften your facial expression slightly on 'DON'T' to show that you are asking them to calm down.
Sign 'DOG', then sign 'AGGRESSIVE'. Make sure your facial expression matches the intensity of the dog's behavior by furrowing your eyebrows and moving your hands sharply.
Sign 'HE', 'PLAY', 'BASKETBALL', and then 'AGGRESSIVE'. The sign for aggressive here describes his intense style of play, so use a strong, forceful motion.
Point to the person ('YOU'), sign 'DON'T', and then sign 'AGGRESSIVE'. Soften your facial expression slightly on 'DON'T' to show that you are asking them to calm down.
Yes! In ASL, facial expressions are just as important as hand movements. To accurately sign 'aggressive', you should furrow your eyebrows and show intensity on your face to match the meaning of the word.
Absolutely. This sign is versatile and can be used to describe the aggressive behavior of a person, an animal, or even an aggressive sports play or business tactic.
Your hands should move in an alternating pattern. While one hand is moving forward and down in its circular path, the other hand should be coming back up.
