ASL Directional Verbs in Action: Communication Enhancement Quiz

The correct answer follows a structure typical of languages that may not follow the subject-verb-object order of English. The correct answer should be rearranged to match the standard English structure for clarity and comprehension.

The correct answer maintains the same structure and meaning as the original question, simply rearranged to fit the syntax of the language.

The correct answer correctly represents the actions in the question - a boy asking a girl to go to a party. The three incorrect answers all provide variations that change the dynamics of the interaction between the boy and the girl, making them inaccurate.

The correct answer follows the original question structure and provides a clear and grammatically correct response to the situation described.

The correct answer follows the structure of subject-verb-object and includes the correct prepositions. The incorrect answers have incorrect verb tenses, missing prepositions, or incorrect word order.

The correct answer follows the correct placement of time first, followed by the amount, the action, and then the recipient. This creates a proper sentence structure in English.

The correct sentence structure is 'Last week, I asked you to babysit my daughter.' It follows the proper sequence of time, action, and object.