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These non-volitional verbs and adjectives may be used
voitionally, with obligatory proclitic, when the subject is
not an experiencer, but rather a doer, in the sense that he
makes a conscious effort to perform the activity or to have
the feeling denoted by the verb or adjective. However, if
one likes something because it interests one, it is
expressed with an enclitic, as in (84). An expression in
that form is a neutral statement. On the other hand, when
one makes a conscious effort to like something, the sentence
will be in the form of (85). It is not a neutral statement.
It is useful to note that prohibitions and denials with non-
volitional verbs and adjectives are frequently expressed in
this form.
94. Bek neu-yakin that peue nyang ji-peugah bak
Don't 2r-sure very what which 3y-say at
surat-kaba.
newspaper
'Don't believe too much in what they say in
newspapers.'
95. Pane-na lon-beureusen ateueh jih.
NEG 1-sneeze on he
'I did not sneeze on him.'
Note that enclitics are also obligatory with some of
the words in Table 5 when followed by an object. This is
discussed in 4.5.