Describing Barriers Causing Accidents | ASL - American Sign Language @ASLTHAT
Describing Barriers Causing Accidents | ASL - American Sign Language  @ASLTHAT
Uploaded May 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Descriptive classifiers (DCL) are primarily used to describe the size and shape of barriers. A LCL classifier is used to represent the barrier when describing what happened.

Follow this structure to describe incidents involving barriers.

1. Name the barrier
2. Describe the barrier
3. Describe the accident
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Describing Barriers Causing Accidents | ASL - American Sign Language

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