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Interjections are elements which always occur after a stop or pause , and which always occur before a stop or pause or before an utterance - final particle followed by a stop or pause . That is , they always occur in isolation , except ...
Interjections are elements which always occur after a stop or pause , and which always occur before a stop or pause or before an utterance - final particle followed by a stop or pause . That is , they always occur in isolation , except ...
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Utterance - final particles are elements which never occur after pause , and always occur before pause . That is , they are never in isolation , and always final . All the remaining elements sometimes occur after pause , or else do not ...
Utterance - final particles are elements which never occur after pause , and always occur before pause . That is , they are never in isolation , and always final . All the remaining elements sometimes occur after pause , or else do not ...
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A series of nouns may be joined by the conjunction na ' and ' in other constructions ; in series with more than two members , a pause usually precedes each na , and na may be omitted entirely . E.g. , má - agi'á na mi - ná ti hó .
A series of nouns may be joined by the conjunction na ' and ' in other constructions ; in series with more than two members , a pause usually precedes each na , and na may be omitted entirely . E.g. , má - agi'á na mi - ná ti hó .
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Subsections are listed only if they are of particular grammatical significance | 7 |
THE MORPHEMES | 30 |
THE SYNTACTIC ELEMENTS | 45 |
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áà action addition adjectives affixes alternants analysis bases bound break Chapter close Coast combination common complete compound conjunction consist consonant constructions contains contrast déè described determined discussed distinction distribution elements English expressions fact Fanti father final forms given grammar high tone ibèn illustrations immediately indicates initial kwakú Kweku language lexical LINGUISTIC live low tone mark meaning morpheme nasalized never nominal non-verbal stems normal noted nouns numerals occasionally occur open juncture orthography palatalized particle pattern pause perhaps person phonemic position possible preceding prefix present pronouns question reduplication relation remaining seems segments sentence sequence Serving similar single Society sometimes speech statement stop stress structure suffix syntactic translation University usually utterance variant verb verbal stem vowel writing written zero