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In simple clauses it occurs sentence - finally . ( The licensor , or its inflection , is bold - faced in the following examples , which are from Craig 1977 : 278 ) . ( 44 ) a . Xk - in to hawatut ASP - A1 go your house 1st ' I went to ...
In simple clauses it occurs sentence - finally . ( The licensor , or its inflection , is bold - faced in the following examples , which are from Craig 1977 : 278 ) . ( 44 ) a . Xk - in to hawatut ASP - A1 go your house 1st ' I went to ...
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Also like Tzotzil , Jakaltek has several types of complement clauses . ... The clitic an precedes such complements when it is licensed in the main clause : ( 47 ) X - w - al tet naj an [ chub'il ch'ahtoj naj swi ' = te ' = nhah ) .
Also like Tzotzil , Jakaltek has several types of complement clauses . ... The clitic an precedes such complements when it is licensed in the main clause : ( 47 ) X - w - al tet naj an [ chub'il ch'ahtoj naj swi ' = te ' = nhah ) .
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A plausible alternative view would be that question particles ( or at least some clause - peripheral ones ) are a type of complementizer . Such a position is plausible in light of the fact that the English complementizer whether serves ...
A plausible alternative view would be that question particles ( or at least some clause - peripheral ones ) are a type of complementizer . Such a position is plausible in light of the fact that the English complementizer whether serves ...
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