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McWhorter, John (2004). SARAMACCAN AND HAITIAN AS YOUNG GRAMMARS: THE PITFALLS OF SYNTACTOCENTRISM IN CREOLE GENESIS RESEARC.
URL: http://www.benjamins.nl/jbp/series/JPCL/19-1/art/0003a.pdf
(Last accessed 2005-03-07).
ODIN: http://odin.linguistlist.org/igt_raw.php?id= 575&langcode=bbb (2018-04-24).
Example #1:
(71) ro igia keke-mo, na-si ku-a-e
COMP here arrive-PS 1S-ALT say-3S-PAST
`But when he arrived here, I talked to him next.' (Olson, 1973: 49)
Example #2:
(72) bu ije furi-ga-kuva, na vua-kiro-ke
3PL this finish-SW-FS, 1S come-INT-FUT
`When they are finished with this, I intend to come.' (ibid.: 53)
Example #3:
(73) ivia muge no gamia va-eva, suake una rua-e
today night 1PL there go-DPS morning go.back come-PAST
back.' (ibid.: 56)