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a.2)*Neu-jak peugah hare.<br />

2y-go tell EMP<br />

b.l) Bek neu-jak peugah hare.<br />

Don't 2y-go tell EMP<br />

' There is no need for you to go and tell<br />

(him). (You said you wanted to go/I think you<br />

have a plan to go and tell him. Don't.)'<br />

s S<br />

b.2)*Bek neu-jak peugah keudeh.<br />

Don't 2y-go tell EMP<br />

keudeh can only be used in negative command if the word<br />

bek 'don't' is replaced by asabek 'there is no need.' The<br />

choice between keudeh and hare depends on the meaning that<br />

the speaker wants.<br />

157. a) Asabek neu-jak peugah keudeh.<br />

There-is-no-need 2r-go tell EMP<br />

'There is no need for you to go and tell him.<br />

(That is what I think you ought not to do.)'<br />

b) Asabek neu-jak peugah hare.<br />

There-is-no-need 2r-go tell EMP<br />

There is no need for you to go and tell him.<br />

(I know you wanted to go. Don't.)'<br />

In declarative sentences with adjectives as<br />

predicates, keudeh and hare are used for the following

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