Aspect in Amanad Ifugao.

Sawyer, Louise

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Aspect in Amanad Ifugao

Sawyer, Louise

Anthropological Linguistics, 17, 3, 107-116, Mar 75

Ifugao is considered to have completive and incompletive aspect rather than past and non-past tense. Time is expressed by a marked verb (for past tense) and by temporal adverbs. Aspect interlocks with the subject focus, which is marked by various affixes. The affix is often determined by the predicate. (SC)

Descriptors: Descriptive Linguistics, Dialects, Indonesian Languages, Morphology (Languages), Morphophonemics, Tagalog, Verbs

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