To sign review, start with your non-dominant hand flat in front of you, palm facing up, representing a piece of paper. Form an 'L' shape with your dominant hand, with your index finger pointing forward and your thumb pointing up. Place the dominant hand over the non-dominant palm, then move it backward towards your body in a slight arc.
Sign 'lesson' followed by 'review'. The backward motion of the dominant hand in 'review' emphasizes the concept of going back over what was just taught.
Sign 'I', 'need', 'test', and then 'review'. Make sure the 'L' handshape moves clearly toward your body to show the action of studying past material.
Sign 'tomorrow', 'rules', then 'review'. The sign for 'review' acts as the verb here, showing the action of looking back over the established guidelines.
Sign 'lesson' followed by 'review'. The backward motion of the dominant hand in 'review' emphasizes the concept of going back over what was just taught.
Sign 'I', 'need', 'test', and then 'review'. Make sure the 'L' handshape moves clearly toward your body to show the action of studying past material.
Sign 'tomorrow', 'rules', then 'review'. The sign for 'review' acts as the verb here, showing the action of looking back over the established guidelines.
While you can use it to mean analyzing a movie, this sign is most commonly used for reviewing information, like studying for a test. For a movie review, you might also see signs related to 'analyze' or 'explain'.
It can lightly brush against the palm of the non-dominant hand, but it often hovers just slightly above it as it moves backward. Either way is perfectly acceptable and understood.
No, 'study' uses a different motion. For 'study', your dominant hand wiggles its fingers while pointing at the flat non-dominant hand. 'Review' uses a distinct backward sweeping motion with an 'L' handshape.
