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Say whether the following sentences are true (T) or false (F)people spell words with their hands when they can"t see.
Some words in sign language don"t have a sign.
We make the letter V by folding all our fingers under our thumb.
peopel"s names usually donT have a sign in sing language

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Answer 1
Answer: The sign language includes signs made by moving the hands combined with facial expressions and postures in order to express words.
The following statements are: 
"People spell words with their hands when they can"t see" - false
"Some words in sign language don"t have a sign". - false
"We make the letter V by folding all our fingers under our thumb." - true
"People's names usually don't have a sign in sing language"- false 
Answer 2
Answer: a.False
b.False
c.True
d.False

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C.
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