Language, Band 53,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1977 |
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... complementizer fi ( fu ) of Guyanese Creole ( hereafter GC ) was variably replaced by the standard complementizer tu ; e.g. , one could hear 1 and 2 as well as 3 and 4 : ( 1 ) faama na noo wat tu duu ' The farmers don't know what to do ...
... complementizer fi ( fu ) of Guyanese Creole ( hereafter GC ) was variably replaced by the standard complementizer tu ; e.g. , one could hear 1 and 2 as well as 3 and 4 : ( 1 ) faama na noo wat tu duu ' The farmers don't know what to do ...
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... complementizer is deleted ( Washabaugh 1975 ) , is not included in this analysis : ( 5 ) iz noweir fi mieri plant soka ' There isn't anywhere for Mary to plant suckers . ' The syntactic function of the remaining fi in such complements ...
... complementizer is deleted ( Washabaugh 1975 ) , is not included in this analysis : ( 5 ) iz noweir fi mieri plant soka ' There isn't anywhere for Mary to plant suckers . ' The syntactic function of the remaining fi in such complements ...
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... complementizer , no matter what the conditions— though phonological deletion of the complementizer may occur . Thus haf appears with either fi or tu . The verb fiil is strongly associated with fi , not at all with Ø , and only slightly ...
... complementizer , no matter what the conditions— though phonological deletion of the complementizer may occur . Thus haf appears with either fi or tu . The verb fiil is strongly associated with fi , not at all with Ø , and only slightly ...
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