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361<br />

Class 1 verb, and the latter meaning if the verb is used as<br />

a Class 2 verb. The meaning contrast is similar to the<br />

meaning contrast expressed by the English infinitival<br />

complement and gerundive complement following the verb<br />

remember or forget -<br />

Compare, for example, the meanings of the following<br />

pair of sentences.. In (138a), the verb meurump'bk is used as<br />

a Class 1 verb, whereas in (138b) as a Class 2 verb.<br />

138. a) Na teuingat-neuh neu-meurump'bk ngbn jih?<br />

AUX remember-2. 2--meet with he.<br />

'Did you remember to meet him?'<br />

b) Na teuingat-neuh meurumpok(-neuh) ngon jih?<br />

AUX remember-2. meet-2, with he.<br />

'Do you remember meeting him?'<br />

139. Bek tuwb-keuh ka-beureusen u luwa.<br />

Don't forget-2y 2y-sneeze to outside<br />

'Don't forget to sneeze outside there.'<br />

140. Bek tuwb-keuh beureusen (-keuh) keunoe bunoe.<br />

Don't forget-2y sneeze-2y<br />

to-here just-now<br />

'Don't forget your sneezing here just now.'<br />

[ii]. Non-"nvang"-Complements. Among verbs and<br />

adjectives that take oblique non-nyanq-complements are the<br />

following. All of them take optional preposition bak 'at.'

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