...ryingly as '''animacy classes''', '''anaphora classes''', or '''pronominal classes'''.)
...It's not correct to use {{t|hó}}, because that's the pronoun for animate ''verbs'', not animate referents.
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...ssivizer''' is a verb or suffix that helps us access non-subjects of other verbs:
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== A common example: {{class|po|object-incorporating verb}} phrases ==
...}}. So our first idea would be to put one right next to the other [[serial verb|like an adjective, forming a serial]]:
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|'''No serial verb'''
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{{TODO|this is currently at odds with [[Verb form, noun form]]}}
...e}}) is any phrase with the same grammatical behavior as a single [[atomic verb]].
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...' (or '''serial''') (Toaq: {{t|jeotoachue}}) is created when two or more [[verb]]s are placed together. This process is called '''serialization'''.
Serial verbs are a powerful construct in Toaq grammar.
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#The '''[[falling tone]]''' {{done|1}} is used for verbs, predicatizers, and adjectives. ({{d|fa}} “goes”, {{d|kúe gı}} “th
#The '''[[rising-falling tone]]''' {{done|4}} is for adverbial adjuncts. ({{d|fêı}} “angrily”, {{d|nîe tíaı}} “inside the bo
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| Verb–Subject || {{t|Hıaı nhána.}} || They laugh.
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These pronouns refer back to words of a certain [[animacy class]]:
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* How is the animacy class of serial verbs determined?
...ems to work. This is IMO hinted at by the cartouches surrounding the first verb in Derani. [[User:Lynn|Lynn]] ([[User talk:Lynn|talk]])
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| [[Verb form]] || {{t|jena}} || {{t|hıo}} or {{t|po súq}} or {{t|leo jıaı}}
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...tells you how a verb will operate on the next verb when making a [[serial verb]].
...[Serial_verb#Merging_definitions|merge away]] with the subject of the next verb.
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...''' is when an object forms a unit with the verb and it moves to be with a verb. This results in VOS word order.
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The prefix {{t|bo-}} is a [[passivizer]] that turns verbs into a passive form.
...refgram]], {{t|bo-}} is shown to turn transitive verbs into new transitive verbs:
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A '''frame''' is a class of verbs that all, in a certain specific sense, take the "same" types of arguments
A '''semantic frame''' is a class of verbs that all have the same number of argument places, of the same '''types''',
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A '''determiner''' is a particle that consumes a [[verb form]] and produces a [[noun form]] — specifically, a [[determiner phrase
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| brivla, sumti, cmavo || [[Verb]], [[noun form]], [[particle]]
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These pronouns refer back to words of a certain [[animacy class]]:
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Toaq word order is "verb, subject, object".
Verbs are in the falling tone {{Done|1}}. Pronouns are in the rising tone {{Done
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...“direct object”: these describe a way in which something participates in a verb ''at the syntax level''.
In Toaq, syntactic roles are the ones already represented by the “blanks” in verb definitions:
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