S ign language never has its own grammar. Instead its grammar is copied from whatever spoken language it is model ed after. Example: A SL uses English grammar.

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Sign languages have their own unique grammars, which are distinct from the grammars of spoken languages. For example, American Sign Language (ASL) has a different grammar from English, including its own rules for syntax, morphology, and sentence structure.

S Ign Language Never Has Its Own Grammar