例句與造句

1. Relative clauses follow the head N and are introduced by the invariant relative clause marker sapu.
2. They have been classified as conjunctions in earlier times, and have later been referred to as clause markers.
3. Nominal modifiers ( such as deictic demonstratives ( two proximal, one medial and one distal ) which must be introduced by either the subordinate clause marker " ge " or the topic marker " nge ".
4. Relative clauses also have no specific subordinator but the clause marker " kaing " may be employed, e . g . " Suulikaas nipaayau kaing Neli aa nitangu " " The meat I bought, I gave it to Nelly " ( meat I-bought " kaing"
5. As in most forms of colloquial Arabic, the relative clause markers of Classical Arabic ('D0J 'D * J 'DD0'F 'DD * 'F 'D0JF and'DD' * J ) have been simplified to a single form % DDJ ['?jlli ].
6. It's difficult to find clause marker in a sentence. 用clause marker造句挺難的
7. For example, the demonstrative'that'as in " that book " came to be used as a relative clause marker, and lost the grammatical category of number ('that'singular vs .'those'plural ), as in " the book that I know " versus " the things that I know ".
8. When a noun clause marker like " dass " or " wer " ( in English, " that " or " who " respectively ) is used, the verb appears at the end of the sentence for the word order SOV . A possible example in SOV word order would be " Ich sage, dass Karl einen G黵tel gekauft hat . " ( A literal English translation would be " I say that Karl a belt bought has . " ) This is V2 word order.