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A REVIEW OF THE SO-CALLED -BE/-BA PAST TENSES OF ZULU

Published in: South African Journal of African Languages
Volume 2 , issue sup2, pages: 94–108

DOI: 10.1080/02572117.1982.10586495

Author(s): L.C. Posthumus, ,

Keywords: ,

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Abstract

The aim of this paper is to give a semantic explanation of the verb groups with -be/-ba as a deficient verb stem and to account for elision within the deficient verb groups. The different types of complements will also be discussed.

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A REVIEW OF THE SO-CALLED -BE/-BA PAST TENSES OF ZULU

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