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How is grammatical gender primarily expressed in Indian Sign Language (ISL)?
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- 1By varying the speed and intensity of signing
- 2By deliberately avoiding gender-specific markers
- 3By accompanying signs with simultaneous verbal speech
- 4Through distinct signs or lexical modifiers for male and female terms✓
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Through distinct signs or lexical modifiers for male and female terms
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