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Category Archives: Syntax
The Ancestral Sentence
Introduction The usual order of the Ancestral sentence is SVO: Mood Indirect Subject Direct Subject Verb Direct Object Indirect Object
The Ancestral Verb Phrase
Introduction The canonical Ancestral verb phrase consists of the following three elements in this specific order: Role Qualifier Verb Role Indirect Subject /i/ Direct Subject /e/ Verb /a/ Direct Object /o/ Indirect Object /u/ Qualifier Place Possession Number Size Shape … Continue reading
The Ancestral Noun Phrase
Introduction The canonical Ancestral noun phrase consists of the following three elements in this specific order: Role Qualifier Noun Role Indirect Subject /i/ Direct Subject /e/ Verb /a/ Direct Object /o/ Indirect Object /u/ Qualifier Place Possession Number Size Shape … Continue reading
