unit 5 Flashcards

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ask when

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Point the index finger of your non-dominant hand forward (stay still). With your dominant hand, also use the index finger—circle it once above the non-dominant finger, then touch it to the tip.

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yesterday

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Make an “A” handshape (fist with thumb out). Start with the thumb touching your chin, then move it back toward your ear along your cheek.

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sunday

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Hold both open hands (palms facing out) at shoulder height. Move them in small outward circles, or up then down once, like you’re showing something on display.

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clean house

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Brush your dominant flat hand across your non-dominant palm (as if wiping a surface), then immediately shape both hands like a roof and move them downward to outline the walls of a house.

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study

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Hold your non-dominant hand flat (palm up). Wiggle the fingers of your dominant hand toward the open palm, as if information is flowing in or you’re focusing on it.

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practice soccer

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Make an “A” handshape with your dominant hand and rub it back and forth across the side of your non-dominant index finger (held horizontally). Then, mime a kicking motion by tapping the back of your non-dominant flat hand (held upright) with the side of your dominant hand in a flicking/kicking motion.

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meeting

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Hold both hands in a “flat O” shape (fingertips and thumb touching, forming an “O”). Bring the hands together, fingertips facing each other, as if two groups are coming together to meet.

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take out money

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Hold your non-dominant hand flat, palm up (like a tray). With your dominant hand, make a “flat O” handshape (fingertips and thumb touching), then tap the fingertips onto the palm of the non-dominant hand, as if placing money into a bank.

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meet friend

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Hold both hands in an “X” shape with index fingers crossed, then uncross and touch the tips of the index fingers together, like two friends coming together.

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newspaper

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Hold both hands flat and together, palms facing each other as if holding a folded paper. Then, open your hands slightly and mime unfolding or flipping through the pages.

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organize shelf

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Hold both hands flat with palms down, fingers spread and pointing forward. Bring your hands together and wiggle your fingers as if tidying or arranging items. Then, mime placing or lining up items by moving one hand horizontally in front of you, like organizing a shelf.

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vacuum

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Description:
Hold your dominant hand in a “C” shape and move it back and forth on the floor in front of you, like pushing a vacuum cleaner.

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sweep

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Hold your dominant hand flat and move it in a small, smooth sweeping motion across the palm of your non-dominant hand.

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babysit

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Hold both hands in “S” handshapes (fists with thumbs up). Place your dominant hand on top of your non-dominant hand and gently rock them side to side, like rocking a baby.

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wash dishes

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Make a “W” handshape with your dominant hand and move it in small circular scrubbing motions over the palm of your non-dominant hand (which is held flat, palm up), as if washing a dish.

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laundry

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Hold your dominant hand in an “L” shape and twist it back and forth near the wrist of your non-dominant hand, as if wringing out clothes.

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rake leaves

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Hold your dominant hand flat with fingers together, palm facing down. Move it back and forth in a sweeping motion as if raking leaves on the ground.

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take out trash

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Make a fist with your dominant hand (like holding a trash bag). Start near your waist and move your hand forward and down, as if carrying something out. Then, mime dropping or tossing it into a bin by opening your hand and pushing forward.

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feed cat

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With your dominant hand, form a flat “O” (fingertips touching thumb) and move it from your mouth outward, as if giving food. Then, mimic petting by stroking the side of your cheek with your dominant hand fingers, like petting a cat’s whiskers.

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pay bills

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Hold your non-dominant hand flat, palm up (like a surface). With your dominant hand, make a flat handshape and tap the fingertips on the palm (like giving money). Then, sign “bills” by mimicking holding a paper in one hand and stamping or marking it with the other hand.

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water plants

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Hold your non-dominant hand flat, palm up (like soil). With your dominant hand, make a “W” handshape (three fingers extended) and wiggle the fingers while moving the hand downward, like pouring water. Then, mimic the shape of a growing plant by curling fingers upward on the non-dominant hand.

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fix house

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Make the “S” handshape with both hands. Place the dominant fist on top of the non-dominant fist, then twist both fists back and forth together, as if tightening or fixing something. Then, form a roof shape by touching fingertips together and move your hands down to outline the walls of a house.

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inspect house

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Hold both hands flat and open, palms down. Move your dominant hand in a scanning motion over your non-dominant flat hand, as if checking or examining something. Then, form a roof shape by touching fingertips together and move your hands down to outline the walls of a house.

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chores

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Hold both hands in “S” handshapes (fists with thumbs up). Place your dominant fist on top of your non-dominant fist and twist both fists back and forth, like tightening or working on something.

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neutral feeling
Hold both hands open, palms facing each other near chest height. Move hands slightly up and down in a relaxed, even motion, showing no strong emotion.
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dislike
Start with both hands open near your chest, palms facing in. Push your hands forward and away from your body with a slight flick of the wrists, showing rejection or dislike.
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not done
Hold your dominant hand in a flat “A” handshape near your chin with the thumb extended (like the “not” sign). Shake your head slightly while moving the hand forward and away from the chin to show “not.” Then, sign “done” by holding both hands up, palms facing out, fingers spread.
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done
Hold both hands open with palms facing out, fingers spread slightly. Move your hands outward from your chest or chin area, like pushing something away to show completion.
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post office
Make the letter “P” handshape with your dominant hand (middle finger extended downward, thumb extended forward). Tap the side of your dominant hand’s middle finger against your cheek near the mouth, then move your hand forward and slightly down, mimicking dropping a letter in a mailbox.
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pharmacy
Hold your dominant hand in a “D” handshape (index finger up, other fingers curled). Tap the tip of your index finger twice on the side of your forehead (like medicine). Then, sign “store” by holding both hands in “S” handshapes and tapping them together twice.
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rent video
Sign “rent” by holding your dominant hand in a flat “R” shape and moving it back and forth on your non-dominant flat palm, as if sliding money or an item over. Then, sign “video” by forming a “V” handshape with your dominant hand near your temple and moving it forward in a small arc, like turning on a camera.
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never
Hold your dominant index finger extended and swing it in a large arc from one side of your body to the other, like drawing a big “no” in the air.
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all day
Hold your dominant hand flat with palm facing down. Move it in a long, smooth arc from one side of your body to the other, indicating the entire day.
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ski
Hold both hands in “V” shapes (peace signs), palms facing down. Move them back and forth alternately and smoothly, like the motion of skiing down a slope.
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concert
Hold both hands open and near your mouth as if holding a microphone or singing. Move your dominant hand back and forth slightly while showing excitement or energy in your expression.
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sightsee
Make “V” handshapes with both hands near your eyes, palms facing inward. Move your hands outward and slightly forward, like looking around or scanning the area.
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vissit
Form two “V” handshapes with both hands. Hold them near your chest, then move them forward and apart in a small arc, like two people coming together to visit.
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pool
Hold both hands open, palms down, fingers spread. Move your hands side to side in a smooth, wave-like motion, mimicking water in a pool.
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museum
Hold your non-dominant hand flat, palm facing up (like a surface). With your dominant hand, fingers together and palm facing down, tap the fingertips gently on the palm of your non-dominant hand twice, like showcasing something.
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bar
Form the letter “B” handshape with your dominant hand. Move it side to side near your mouth, mimicking holding and sipping a drink.
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club
Hold your dominant hand in a “C” shape and tap it twice on the back of your non-dominant hand (which is held flat, palm down), like knocking on a door or tapping a table.
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gym
Make both hands into “S” handshapes (fists with thumbs up). Bend your arms at the elbows and pretend to lift weights by moving your fists up and down.
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church
Form the letter “C” with your dominant hand. Tap the fingertips of the “C” hand twice on the back of your non-dominant hand, which is held flat, palm down.
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hospital
Form the letter “H” with your dominant hand (index and middle fingers extended together). Tap the side of your dominant hand’s “H” twice on the upper arm of your non-dominant arm.
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bank
Hold your non-dominant hand flat, palm up (like a surface). With your dominant hand, make the letter “B” handshape and tap the fingertips on the palm of your non-dominant hand twice.
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places
Hold both hands in a “P” handshape (middle finger extended downward, thumb extended). Tap the fingertips of both hands together twice.
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throw (all)
Throw (away from you) Description: Start with your dominant hand near your chest or shoulder, then push and flick your hand outward and away from your body. Throw (toward you) Description: Hold your dominant hand in front, palm down or slightly cupped. Flick your wrist back toward your body, as if pulling or throwing something toward you.
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catch (all)
Sign: Catch (away from you) Description: Hold your dominant hand open, palm facing up, near your chest. Move your hand forward and slightly upward, closing your fingers as if grabbing or catching something being thrown away from you. Sign: Catch (towards you) Description: Hold your dominant hand open, palm facing outward in front of you. Pull your hand inward toward your chest while closing your fingers, as if catching or grabbing something coming toward you.
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dry cleaners
Hold both hands in “F” handshapes (thumb and index finger touching to make a circle). Move your dominant hand in a small circular motion above your non-dominant hand, as if cleaning or polishing.
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dentist
Make the letter “F” handshape with your dominant hand (thumb and index finger touching). Tap the tip of your thumb gently on your chin or jaw area twice.
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oil change
Make the letter “O” handshape with your dominant hand and place it near your wrist, then twist your hand back and forth as if turning a dial or cap. Next, sign “change” by placing one flat hand palm-up and tapping it with the fingertips of your dominant hand, then flipping the dominant hand over.
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take dog to vet
Description: Take: Make “X” handshapes with both hands and pull them slightly toward yourself, like grabbing or taking something. Dog: Snap your fingers near your hip or pat your thigh twice. Vet: Form the letter “V” with your dominant hand and tap it twice on the side of your forehead.
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zoo
Hold your dominant hand in the letter “Z” shape (index finger extended, making a “Z” in the air). Then, move your hand across your non-dominant flat palm, as if showing a path or enclosure.
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help friend move
Help: Place your dominant hand (thumbs-up handshape) on your non-dominant flat palm and lift both hands upward. Friend: Hook your index fingers together twice. Move: Hold both hands in “V” handshapes and move them forward together, like carrying or moving something.
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drop off mail
Mail: Hold your non-dominant flat hand, palm up. With your dominant hand, form a flat “O” shape and tap the fingertips onto the palm, like placing mail. Drop off: Move your dominant hand away from your body, palm down and fingers slightly open, as if letting something go or placing it down.
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pick up meds
Pick up: Hold your dominant hand in a flat “O” shape near a surface (non-dominant flat hand, palm up). Move your dominant hand upward as if lifting something off the surface. Meds (medicine): Hold your dominant hand in a “D” handshape and tap the tip of your index finger twice on your forehead, indicating medicine.
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pick up dry clean
Hold your non-dominant hand flat, palm up (like a surface). With your dominant hand in a flat “O” shape, mime lifting something off the surface by moving your hand upward. Then, keep your dominant hand in an “F” handshape (thumb and index finger touching) and make small circular motions above your non-dominant hand, as if cleaning or polishing clothes.
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go to dentist
Start by pointing your dominant index finger forward, then move it away from your body to show “go.” Next, make the letter “F” handshape (thumb and index finger touching) and tap the tip of your thumb twice on your chin or jaw area to sign “dentist.”
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feed elephants
Start by forming a flat “O” handshape with your dominant hand near your mouth, then move it outward as if giving food. Next, mimic an elephant’s trunk by holding your non-dominant arm out straight and curling your dominant arm’s forearm down over it, like an elephant’s trunk.
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volunteer
Place your dominant hand in a “V” handshape on your chest. Then, move your hand forward and outward with a confident, smooth motion, showing the idea of stepping up or offering help.
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what need to do
What: Hold both hands open with palms up near your chest and shake them slightly side to side, expressing a question. Need: Make an “X” handshape with your dominant hand and move it down sharply. Do: Hold both hands in loose fists, palms down, and move them forward slightly as if performing an action.
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willing
Start with your dominant hand in a flat “B” handshape, palm facing up near your chest. Move your hand forward and slightly upward with a confident, smooth motion, showing readiness or willingness.
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not willing
Start with your dominant hand in a flat “B” handshape near your chest. Move your hand forward slightly, then flick your thumb under your chin to sign “not,” showing refusal or unwillingness.
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acknowledge
Hold your dominant hand open with palm facing you near your chest. Move it forward and slightly outward with a small nod, showing recognition or acknowledgment.
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amazement
Hold both hands open near your chest, palms facing in. Quickly move your hands outward and slightly upward with fingers spread, while widening your eyes and showing a surprised or amazed facial expression.
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sympaty
Place your dominant hand flat on your chest. Move it slightly downward and outward in a gentle, comforting motion, showing care and understanding.
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everyday
Hold your dominant hand in a flat “A” handshape (fist with thumb alongside). Move it in a small, circular motion near your cheek or chin, showing something happening daily or regularly.
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good time
Start by signing “good”: place your dominant hand’s fingertips on your chin and then move your hand forward and slightly down, palm up. Immediately follow with “time” by tapping your dominant wrist with the index finger of your non-dominant hand.
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pleasant
Place both hands flat, palms facing inward near your chest. Move your hands outward in a gentle, smooth motion while smiling, showing something nice or pleasant.
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enjoy
Place both hands flat, palms down, on your chest. Move your hands in small circular motions, showing pleasure or enjoyment.
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since last time
Start by signing “last”: hold your dominant hand in a flat handshape and move it backward over your non-dominant flat hand. Then sign “time” by tapping your dominant wrist with the index finger of your non-dominant hand. Finally, sign “since” by moving your dominant index finger forward from near your cheek in a small arc.
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no changes
Start by signing “no”: bring your thumb, index, and middle fingers together and snap them closed. Then sign “change” by placing one flat hand palm-up and tapping it with the fingertips of your dominant hand, then flipping your dominant hand over.
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ask to participate
Bend one hand forward like handing something out, then move it toward yourself as if inviting.
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ask to assist
Place one flat hand palm up. Put your other A-hand (fist with thumb up) on top, then lift both upward together.
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accept
Accept Move both open hands from outward space toward your chest, closing into flat hands as if pulling something in.
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ask to be in activity
Use bent hands facing each other (like holding something), move them slightly up and down, then gesture “come in” with one hand pulling toward the center.
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decline
Hold one flat hand near your chin, then flick the fingertips outward and away.
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what time
Tap your wrist (like pointing to a watch) with your index finger, then show “activity” (both bent hands facing each other, circling slightly).
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surprise
Start with both hands closed near eyes. Open them quickly into “L” handshapes, moving outward (like eyes popping open).
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secret
Place your index finger in front of lips, then close into an “A” hand (fist with thumb out) sliding across your lips.
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do you rule
ignore do for yes or no just use eyebrows but still there
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doing rule
ignored and changes the noun to -ing verb
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how often
One flat hand palm up. Use your other bent hand to brush upward along it repeatedly (once, twice, etc. depending on frequency).
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ten asl translations
youll have to do