例句與造句

1. Sign languages tend to be incorporating classifier languages, where a classifier handshape representing the object is incorporated into those transitive verbs which allow such modification.
2. Thus, in sentences of the type " I gave a book to you " we may have a single sign GIVE, inflected for agreement ( motion of the verb begins from the signer ( = I ) and moves towards the recipient [ = you ] ), and the handshape of the verb GIVE is modified to incorporate a " thick classifier " handling classifier handshape ( = object the size and shape of a BOOK ).
3. It's difficult to find classifier handshape in a sentence. 用classifier handshape造句挺難的