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Which shows the correct glossing in ASL for the sentence: "I go to work at 12:00 p.m."?

A. OGO-TO-WORK IX-I TIME+12 NIGHT
B. TIME+12 NIGHT WORK IX-I GO-TO
C. WORK IX-I TIME+12 NIGHT IX-I GO-TO
D. 12+NIGHT IX- GO-TO-WORK IX-I TIME

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The correct glossing in ASL for the sentence "I go to work at 12:00 p.m." is:

TIME+12 NIGHT WORK IX-I GO-TO

In American Sign Language (ASL), time indicators typically come first, followed by the subject and the action. Therefore, "TIME+12 NIGHT" indicates the time (12:00 p.m.), "WORK" specifies the location or activity, "IX-I" is a pronoun marker that indicates "I," and "GO-TO" shows the action of going.

Thus, the correct glossing provides the right sequence and details in ASL format:
TIME+12 NIGHT WORK IX-I GO-TO
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