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... negative are formed with a set of negative particles , kan , kat , and pōn . Negative order makes use of kan , and imperative order makes use of pōn . In conjunct order , either kan or kat may appear . ( 1-3 ) illustrate the various ...
... negative are formed with a set of negative particles , kan , kat , and pōn . Negative order makes use of kan , and imperative order makes use of pōn . In conjunct order , either kan or kat may appear . ( 1-3 ) illustrate the various ...
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... Negative order , being non - predicative , also requires a preceding predicative particle , as is described in the following section . NEGATIVE ORDER The negative particle that cooccurs with negative order is kan , as we have already ...
... Negative order , being non - predicative , also requires a preceding predicative particle , as is described in the following section . NEGATIVE ORDER The negative particle that cooccurs with negative order is kan , as we have already ...
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... negative order as well as with conjunct order , as shown in ( 22 ) , in which we see kan kāekōh ' nothing ' or ' not ... negative as having scope over the entire clause . It might be thought that the triggering of negative order in ...
... negative order as well as with conjunct order , as shown in ( 22 ) , in which we see kan kāekōh ' nothing ' or ' not ... negative as having scope over the entire clause . It might be thought that the triggering of negative order in ...
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Lisa Conathan Esther Wood | 19 |
Clare Cook | 35 |
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