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269<br />

b)*Peue, na ceumuru keu jih?<br />

What AUX jealous to she<br />

'Are you jealous of her?'<br />

The (b) sentences are acceptable only if the verbs and<br />

the objects are treated as a close unit with the stress on<br />

the last word. In other words, the sentences are not in<br />

their normal forms.<br />

With some verbs, pronoun objects are not always<br />

acceptable without keu. For example, galak 'to like' can<br />

take a pronoun object without keu. but banci 'to hate'<br />

cannot.<br />

104. Gopnyan galak-geuh (keu) droeneuh.<br />

Her like-3r to you-<br />

'He likes you.'<br />

105. a) Gopnyan banci-geuh keu droeneuh.<br />

He/she- hate-3r to your<br />

'He/she hates you.'<br />

b??Gopnyan banci-geuh droeneuh.<br />

He/she- hate-3r<br />

'He/she hates you.'<br />

your<br />

Among the verbs in the list above, savano 'to love, to<br />

pity' behaves like galak. but oeurumeun 'to care' behaves<br />

like banci.

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