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155. Pakon galak-neuh beungeh-neuh keu kamoe?<br />

Why like-2r angry-2r to weexc<br />

' Why do you like being angry with us.'<br />

There is another way to express (153). mulavi is used<br />

not only as a verb, but also as an auxiliary, like keuneuk<br />

(3.3.3.3). So, instead of (153), the following is used.<br />

Since mulayi in this sentence functions as an auxiliary, the<br />

sentence is a simple one. And as all other auxiliaries, it<br />

can occur with all kinds of verbs and adjectives, as long as<br />

no semantic conflict results.<br />

156. Pakbn mulayi beungeh-neuh keu kamoe?<br />

Why begin angry-2r to weexc<br />

'Why are you beginning to become angry with us?'<br />

Three of the verbs in the list allow Class 2 verbs and<br />

adjectives in the complements, but only when beu 'DES' is<br />

used. The three verbs are usaha, si, and cuba. usaha means<br />

that the subject makes a sincere attempt, but si and cuba<br />

can sometimes have the sense that the subject is doing an<br />

experiment, besides the meaning of making an attempt.<br />

157. Lon-usaha beu teugantbh-lon.<br />

1-try DES stumble-1<br />

'I tried hard to stumble.'<br />

158. Lon-ci beu teugantbh-lon.<br />

1-try DES stumble-1<br />

'I tried (as an experiment) to stumble.'

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