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Four of the classes are based on the semantic case of the participant which is inflected as direct object . Of these the largest is the semantically and morphologically unmarked class for patients , i.e. , participants directly affected ...
Four of the classes are based on the semantic case of the participant which is inflected as direct object . Of these the largest is the semantically and morphologically unmarked class for patients , i.e. , participants directly affected ...
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We have now looked at the four TA AFs which provide verb classes based on the semantic case of the direct object : -O patient , -e ' patient of instrument ' , -ara ' beneficiary ' ( i.e. ' indirectly affected ' ) , and -amar ...
We have now looked at the four TA AFs which provide verb classes based on the semantic case of the direct object : -O patient , -e ' patient of instrument ' , -ara ' beneficiary ' ( i.e. ' indirectly affected ' ) , and -amar ...
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However , it is never used in direct ' yes - no ' questions ; and while it can be used in direct WH - word questions , its use affects the meaning of the sentence significantly . This is illustrated in ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) .
However , it is never used in direct ' yes - no ' questions ; and while it can be used in direct WH - word questions , its use affects the meaning of the sentence significantly . This is illustrated in ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) .
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