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100. Di kamoe h'an ek-meuh kupi.
SFC weexc NEG want-lpexc coffee
'We do not want coffee.'
101. Ureueng nyan ka trep trok-geuh.
Person that PERF long time arrive-3r
That person arrived a long time ago.'
In (98), -qeuh '3r' is the suffixal form of pronoun
qopnvan 'her, sher,' which is the subjec of the sentence. In
(101), -qeuh is used because the subject NP ureueng nvan
'that person' is equivalent to pronoun goonvan. -l5n 'lsg'
in (99) and -meuh 'lpexc' in (100) are the suffix forms of
pronouns lor. T' and kamoe 'weexc' respectively.
3.3.3 Verb Phrase Structure
This section consists of a brief description of verb
phrase structure and subsections dealing with tenses,
aspects, moods, and the positions of adverbs and particles.
A verb phrase consists of a verb or an adjective as its
core element and some other optional constituents, such as
NP's, PP's, complement clauses or S's, aspect words, modals,
adverbs, and particles. In addition to these, a verb or an
adjective may be accompanied by an obligatory or optional
agreement markers, the pronominal proclitics or enclitics.
Except for adverbs and particles, these constituents occur
in the following order.