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Dryer, Matthew S. (2003). Clause Types.
URL: http://wings.buffalo.edu/linguistics/people/faculty/dryer/dryer/DryerClausetypes.pdf
(Last accessed 2005-03-29).
ODIN: http://odin.linguistlist.org/igt_raw.php?id= 989&langcode=ses (2021-06-26).
Example #1:
(79) a goo-nda zaka hika
3SG be.at-with child two
`he has two children'
Example #2:
(80) a. a goo no baa sõhoo da
3SG be.at there even now EMPH
`it is still there even now'
Example #3:
b. a ga ti noguru suub-ante
3SG IMPERF be place chose-PARTCPL
`it was a select place'
Example #4:
(142) a na ham aa
3SG TRANS meat eat
`he ate meat' (Heath 1999: 165)
Example #5:
(143) a koy koyr-aa ra
3SG go town-DEF, SG LOC
`he went to the city' (p. 137)
Example #6:
(144) a. a ga ba agey
3SG INCOMPL like 1SG
`she likes me'
Example #7:
b. ay di né wand-o
1SG see 2SG wife-DEF
`I saw your wife'
Example #8:
c. ay ga humbur hans-o
1SG INCOMPL fear dog-DEF
`I am afraid of the dog'
Example #9:
d. i ga hima kyer-ey
3PL INCOMPL resemble each.other-PLUR
`they resemble each other'