verbs: first, second, third class. Good evening, this post is dedicated to verbs. The Lis are three types of verbs. Than those of first class, including verbs-site, hands touching the body of the signer. (Eg head, shoulders, trunk.) Verbs in this class include those that express the different states of mental or physical, thoughts, emotions, feelings or actions connected with the body (eg, verbs such as thinking, remembering, eat, want, drinking, worrying, pain, pleasure). Usually in the first class of verbs given in the living room. eg I think, she thinks, I say, you say, I eat, she eats.
The second class of verbs include verbs in the space-neutral or hands touch the body using the above directions and moving toward the signer or the signer to the outside for example, the verb give, go, give, teach, watch explain. They are also called directional verbs.
In the second class of verbs is referred to the subject, the number of subjects or objects and the direction, the second class of verbs follow the orientation of the verb in the movement from the place of the subject than the object, the first the second person subject and object. Ex: I present to you, she gives to her, and give others.
The third class of verbs include verbs space without using the neutral-direction, because it respects the subject more neutral space, the verb moves to the living room. es. grow, break. Are all those verbs that have a single pivot point at the place, always depend on the living room. Eg child grow, chandelier broke, broken machine.
