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 jaũ ã  d  g  b  jy  ‘If  I  had  gone  the  thing

6  7  8  1  2-3  5
would  have  been  done’

6-7-8


(c.8) Present progressive:
Contingent form followed by /lg-w-/ or verbal followed by
/r-/ inflected for gender number denotes the present progressive.
 

wo 

k

jy  

lgo 

wo 

‘He 

is 

going 

home’

1  4-5  3-4-5  2
 

wa 

k

kr  

lgi 

wi 

‘She 

is 

doing 

work’

3-4-5  2
 

we

kà  

kppũ  

lga  wa  ‘They (mas.)  are  cutting
3-4-5

the grass’

2
 

we 

kà 

kppũ

 lgĩ wĩ  ‘They (fem.)  are  cutting

the 

grass’

3-4-5 2
 

hũ 

pũ 

ri

 

‘I (fem.) 

am 

reading’

2  3  4  1  4  2-3


(c.9.) Past Progressive :
The above mentioned progressive aspect forms take past tense auxiliary in this verb phrase. Examples :
 

 

wo 

bu

na 

kpp  

lgo  ‘He  was  cutting  the  tree’

4-5-6  2-3

wo 

tho

7
 

wa 

k

kr  

lgi 

wi 

th

‘She 

was  doing  the  work’

2  3  4  5  1 3-4-5  2
 

 p  

reyo 

th

‘I 

was 

reading’

1

 2  3  4  1  4  2-3

4.1.3.2.


 Complex Phrases
 

The verb phrases which have two or more stems and one of them may be intensifiers/ operators are complex phrases. All the verb phrases formed around compound or conjunct stems are treated as complex phrases. Such stems may also take the auxiliaries like the simple verb phrases described (See also 3.3.1.5.). A few examples are :

pk

gє 

na

koha

 

‘Houses 

collapsed  due to

5-6  2-3

geya 

earth-quake’

1
 

Us 

n  

mInna 

mar 

choyo 

‘He 

beat 

me’

4  5  1-2  4-5  3
 

m

 sţ

cho

dItti 

‘I 

left 

the 

stick’

1

 2  1  3-4  2
 

Unnã

 n  

k

k

dItto

tho

 ‘They  had  done  the  work’

6 1-2  4-5  3
 

hũ  

kò

le 

jaũ

‘I 

may take 

the 

horse’

3-4  2
 

hũ

kòo

 le  jaũ th ‘I  was  taking  the  horse’

5  3-4  2
 

hũ

y 

k

kr

 skũ

th

‘I 

could 

have done 

 this  work’

1

 

2

 

 3 

 

 

 

6

 

 1

 

5-6

 

 4 

 

 

3

 

 

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