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Geraldine Legendre (1999). ON THE STATUS AND POSITIONING OF VERBAL CLITICS.
URL: http://www.cog.jhu.edu/faculty/legendre/papers/NLLT31.pdf
(Last accessed 2009-07-23).
ODIN: http://odin.linguistlist.org/igt_raw.php?id= 1265&langcode=ron (2020-09-27).
Example #1:
(3) R a. Cīnd vine Ion?
when come3SG John
`When is John coming?'
Example #2:
R b. Cīnd poate Ion veni mīine?
when can3SG John come tomorrow
`When can John come tomorrow?'
Example #3:
(4) R a. Ce a spus Ion?
what have3 said John
`What has John said?'
Example #4:
(6) R a. *Ce Ion a spus?
what J have3SG said
`What has John said?'
Example #5:
(9) R a. A venit Ion?
have3SG come J
`has John come?'
Example #6:
R b. Maria nu-l mai poate ajuta.
M neg him again can3SG help
`Maria can't help him any longer'
Example #7:
R b. Pleca-voi.
leave shall1SG
`(I) shall leave'
Example #8:
(19) R a. *Ion va sau ar veni.
fut3SG or cond3SG come
'John will or would come'
Example #9:
R b. Dīndu-i-l
giving to=him/her itMASC
`Giving it to him/her'
Example #10:
(57) R Īl pot vedea.
him can1SG see
`(I) can see him'
Example #11:
(59) R Ion poate adesea veni lunea.
J can3sg often come monday
`John can often come on Mondays'