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While the AF form is strongly associated with a definite object , Table 3 suggests that a definite object is not strongly associated with the AF form ( AF and TV forms occur in similar numbers when the object is definite ) .
While the AF form is strongly associated with a definite object , Table 3 suggests that a definite object is not strongly associated with the AF form ( AF and TV forms occur in similar numbers when the object is definite ) .
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Thus clauses with definite subjects have both an agreement prefix as well as na or ka after the verb ( cf. 4 ) , so these particles cannot be agreement markers for definite nonsubjects . And it would be typologically implausible to ...
Thus clauses with definite subjects have both an agreement prefix as well as na or ka after the verb ( cf. 4 ) , so these particles cannot be agreement markers for definite nonsubjects . And it would be typologically implausible to ...
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10 The examples we have seen up to this point lead to two foundational conclusions : ( 1 ) the syntactic function of na and ka is that of definite articles ; and ( 2 ) these two clitic particles contrast for tense .
10 The examples we have seen up to this point lead to two foundational conclusions : ( 1 ) the syntactic function of na and ka is that of definite articles ; and ( 2 ) these two clitic particles contrast for tense .
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