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You can see an example of ALL-DAY in the "Duration Examples" video above from ASL 2 - Unit 3: Duration and Regularity

You can see an example of ALL-MORNING in the "Duration Examples" video above from ASL 2 - Unit 3: Duration and Regularity

You can see an example of ALL-NIGHT in the "Duration Examples" video above from ASL 2 - Unit 3: Duration and Regularity

You can learn more about pronouns in Don't Just "Sign"... Communicate! A Student's Guide to Mastering ASL Grammar

You can see an example of EVERY-YEAR (or ANNUAL/ANNUALLY) in the "Regularity Examples" video above from ASL 2 - Unit 3: Duration and Regularity. EVERY-YEAR is signed by taking both hands in fists, with your dominant hand on top of your non-dominant hand (like the beginning of the sign YEAR). Your dominant hand moves forward into the 1-handshape pointing out and back into the starting position twice.

For this sign, you just sign A-P-T like it is shown. This is called lexicalized fingerspelling and it has become the sign for APARTMENT.

APPLE (2)

This is the initialized (English) version of the sign APPLE.

ARCHITECT (2)

Here is the phrase "Are you a student?" in ASL. Notice the signs that are used in this phrase. This phrase is actually signed as: "YOU STUDENT YOU?" with the yes/no question facial expression (eyebrows up).