Abstract
Un aspect caracteristique du langage signe americain est le changement constant de l'expression faciale. Certains mouvements de la tete, des yeux, de la face et du corps (hormis les mains) constituent un ensemble de marques grammaticales representant des structures telles que les propositions conditionnelles, la negation, les propositions relatives et les questions. Certains de ces mouvements fonctionnent comme des adverbes et modifient les predicats signes a l'aide des mains qu'ils accompagnent. L'A. examine l'acquisition de ces signaux adverbiaux par des enfants sourds acquerant le langage signe americain comme premiere langue
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