You can add adverbs to verbs by using non-manual markers and/or by changing the movement.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

The statement is True.

In sign language, particularly in American Sign Language (ASL), adverbs can indeed be added to verbs through a couple of techniques: the use of non-manual markers and alterations to the movement of the signs.

1. Non-manual markers involve facial expressions and body language that accompany the signs. For instance, changing your facial expression to convey intensity (like furrowing your brow for something done quickly versus relaxing it for something done slowly) can modify the meaning of the verb.

2. Changing the movement of the sign itself can also denote different intensities or manners of an action. For example, a sign for "run" can be altered in speed or direction to convey whether it is a slow jog or a sprint.

These strategies help to enrich the language and provide context to the actions being described, demonstrating the flexibility and expressiveness of sign languages.