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... inflected for third person subject ( rather than fourth person ) does not appear to indi- cate that the subject is ... inflected for a prox- imate subject . Thus the subject of the subordinate verb is interpreted as being the same as the ...
... inflected for third person subject ( rather than fourth person ) does not appear to indi- cate that the subject is ... inflected for a prox- imate subject . Thus the subject of the subordinate verb is interpreted as being the same as the ...
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... inflected forms of the verb that have the function of relative clauses ; the stem appears in its " changed " form , marked by the ablauting process called initial change , which replaces initial - syllable o with we ' . 22 Verbs of ...
... inflected forms of the verb that have the function of relative clauses ; the stem appears in its " changed " form , marked by the ablauting process called initial change , which replaces initial - syllable o with we ' . 22 Verbs of ...
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... inflected with suffixes from the set referred to as the " N - Endings " ( Goddard 1974 : 319–320 ) ; plurality of the object is marked with / -ak / ' animate ' or / -al / ( only for stems inflected for a non - plural subject ) ...
... inflected with suffixes from the set referred to as the " N - Endings " ( Goddard 1974 : 319–320 ) ; plurality of the object is marked with / -ak / ' animate ' or / -al / ( only for stems inflected for a non - plural subject ) ...
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