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we  nIkka  na  uo  ‘They  may  feed  the  child’
2-3
 

khwa (IIIp.pl.) 

with bread’

4

(b.2.) Ordinary Imperative

 

kr

 ja 

(IIp.sg.) 

‘go 

home’

1  2  1
 

Is 

na 

bsa

(IIp.pl.) 

‘Make 

him 

sit’

1  2  1-2  3


(b.3.) Polite Imperative
 

Is 

nIkka 

na 

roţ

‘Please 

feed 

this 

child’

4-5  2-3
 

khwaIye (IIp.sg.)

5

 

Is 

nIkka 

na 

roţi

 ‘(please) 

feed 

this 

child’

1

 2  4-5  2-3
 

khwaIyo (IIp.pl.)

5


(b.4.) Future
 

hũ  

k

jaũgo 

(Ip.mas.sg.)  ‘I  shall  go  home’

2  3  1  3  2
 

we 

k

jy ga 

(IIIp.mas.pl.) 

‘They  will  go  home’

3  1  3  2


(b.5.) Perfective indicating simple past tense
 

wo 

k

geyo 

(mas.sg.) 

‘He

 went 

home’

2
 

m  

gIIyo

 pnyo

 (mas.sg.) 

‘I  broke  the  pitcher’

1

 2  3  2


(b.6.) Imperfective
 

je 

wo 

k

krto 

‘If 

he 

would 

have 

worked’

1

 2  1  2  3-4
 

(mas.sg.)

 

je 

nIkko 

dUd  pito  d  ‘If  the  child  would  have

1

 2  3  4  5  1  2

cngo 

rto 

drunk 

milk 

it

would

6

 7  4  3

have 

been  nice’
7 6


(c) A simple verb stem inflected + auxiliaries.
 

There is restriction on the co-occurrence of main verb form and the auxiliary as the main verb preceding the present and past tense auxiliaries can be the contingent, imperfective, perfective and infinitive forms of the main verb. The desiderative auxiliary can only follow the contingent form. The agreement rule applies to both the constituents (main verb and the auxiliary verb) of the verb phrase. Examples are :
 

(c.1. Present Imperfect
 

hũ  

k

krũ   (Ip.sg.)  ‘I  do  the  work’

1

 2  1 3-4  2

‘You are going home’

 

t

k

jy

   

(IIp.pl.) 

‘You (pl.)  go  home’

1

 2  3-4  2
 

wo 

k

jy

 

(IIIp.sg.) 

‘He 

goes 

home’

1

 2  3-4  2


(c.2.) Past Imperfect
 

hũ

k

krũ 

th

‘I 

was 

doing 

work’

1

 2  4  3  2

(Ip.sg.mas.)

 

 

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