EVIDENTIAL PROPERTIES OF COMPLEMENTIZERS Sample Clauses

EVIDENTIAL PROPERTIES OF COMPLEMENTIZERS. This section gives a rudimentary description of contexts in which the agreeing complementizer is used, in contrast to the non-agreeing bali complementizer. All of the examples considered here have class 1 subjects, and so the agreeing complementizer in each of these cases is realized with class 1 agreement as ali. Take the example of a verb of speech in (101), which presents three different situations and examines the non-agreeing bali as compared to the agreeing complementizer xxx (agreeing with the class 1 subject Xxxxxx).
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EVIDENTIAL PROPERTIES OF COMPLEMENTIZERS. This section gives a rudimentary description of contexts in which the agreeing complementizer is used, in contrast to the non-agreeing bali complementizer. The main intent is to clarify the contexts in which the agreeing complementizer is licit, though the comparison with non-agreeing bali will highlight the properties of both. All of the examples considered here have class 1 subjects, and so the agreeing complementizer in each of these cases is realized with class 1 agreement as ali. Take the example of a verb of speech in (109), which presents three different situations and examines the non-agreeing bali as compared to the agreeing complementizer ali (agreeing with the class 1 subject Mosesi).
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