Agreement

1. Introduction
2. Grammatical agreement verbs: directional
3. Locative agreement verbs: spatial
4. Auxiliary agreement sign
5. Pronominal subjects and objects
6. Use of grammatical space in comparison

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As you saw already, in order to establish a comparison signers use two different types of structures. In the first case we place the elements to be compared within the signing space and then we mark what the relationship between them is, thanks to the adjective. For that we use a comparative sign "more than" that may take three different forms, always signed immediately after the adjective. The trajectory of the movement indicates which is the bigger element and which the smaller in the comparison. Thus, the starting point of the movement indicates the superior element, and the final point indicates the inferior one.

    "The University building is bigger than the City Council one."