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Mii triggers the appearance of a conjunct verb in the clause it occurs in , but does not trigger a conjunct in the second subsentence of a compound sentence . Some examples showing the syntax of mii are given in ( 8 ) .
Mii triggers the appearance of a conjunct verb in the clause it occurs in , but does not trigger a conjunct in the second subsentence of a compound sentence . Some examples showing the syntax of mii are given in ( 8 ) .
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4.1 In Ojibwa on the other hand the appearance of independent conjuncts is more restricted . The use of an independent conjunct indicates an intimate semantic connection between the clause of the conjunct and the immediately preceding ...
4.1 In Ojibwa on the other hand the appearance of independent conjuncts is more restricted . The use of an independent conjunct indicates an intimate semantic connection between the clause of the conjunct and the immediately preceding ...
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They are independent , conjunct and imperative . Each order has its own distinctive endings . The independent order verbs are used mainly in non - imperative independent clauses ; the conjunct order verbs are used in subordinate or ...
They are independent , conjunct and imperative . Each order has its own distinctive endings . The independent order verbs are used mainly in non - imperative independent clauses ; the conjunct order verbs are used in subordinate or ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
MEANINGS | 16 |
H Christoph Wolfart University of Manitoba | 37 |
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