Re: Some info on Ulm on the web
| From: | Arthaey Angosii <arthaey@...> |
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| Date: | Friday, December 27, 2002, 16:15 |
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Ve http://quonton79.tripod.com/ulm.html emaelivpar Quentin Read:
>Usual sentence formation (of the simplest variety):
>Dir. Object; Aux. Verb; Subject; Main Verb; Ind. Object.
The auxilary separate from the main verb seems unusual to me.
Knowledgeable folk out there, help me out: does it seem strange to me just
because it's termed an auxilary "verb" and therefore I want it to be
associated with the verb itself? I'm thinking that perhaps this is just an
Englishism on my part, and that if the auxilary verb were instead called a
mood marker...
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AA
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