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Hand Diagram for TeleTraining Presentation

by Michele Scheib last modified November 06, 2007 19:13

 

Diagram Description: Sketching of a hand with 4 fingers and thumb extended is labeled "5-Hand" - starting with the thumb the digits are listed as nominative, genitive, dative, acusative, ablative; another sketch of a hand with 4 fingers only extended is labeled "4-Hand" - starting with the first finger the digits are listed as first principal part, second principal part, third principal part, fourth principal part; the final sketch of a hand with the thumb and first 2 fingers extended is labeled "3-Hand" -- starting with the thumb the digits are listed as first person, second person, third person

Diagram Description: Sketching of a hand with 4 fingers and thumb extended is labeled "5-Hand" -- starting with the thumb the digits are listed as nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, ablative

Another sketch of a hand with 4 fingers only extended is labeled "4-Hand" -- starting with the first finger the digits are listed as first principal part, second principal part, third principal part, fourth principal part

The final sketch of a hand with the thumb and first 2 fingers extended is labeled "3-Hand" -- starting with the thumb the digits are listed as first person, second person, third person


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