Umlaut, Verb Tenses, and Subordinate Clauses in Grammar

Posted on Jan 14, 2025 in Linguistics and Applied Languages

Umlaut in Tense

In vocal + IR – Air-EIA,-UIR, reflecting it 3 ways:

  • Accent Graphic: Accent on standards and the general daccentuació.
  • No sign spelling: Infinitive, gerund, Future Conditional.
  • Umlaut: The rest DLS Cass dstcnt l Join.

• on-ear vocal + RA,-IAR, OAR-,-uart when ends in-y, is, in the prisoner-of Subj and imp. Menysque ending in-or guar – Quar where the umlaut on the u doing diphthong was growing. + Member IAR • on-Aiar, eiar-, – oiar in-and-is, in the prisoner-of Subj and eliminating the tax and of larrel. -AURE/-OURE • on where 3 people sing and 3rd Mon of the pluri clean dindic have umlaut.

Vacillations in the Verbal Model

Re-finish combines incorrectly as verbs ending in -ir type Inchoative adding the -axis. Verbs ending in -ir are conjugated as incorrectametn ending in -ir-type Inchoative the shaft. Inchoative-> model suffered Pure-> sleep pattern * dalguns Future and conditional verb should follow the model that combines waste incorrectly like the model fear.

Verbal Roots

The consonant Velar Velar consonant appears as ug or g or in final position with a c.

  • Velar consonant in the first person to have this finished in dindicatiu-c.
  • Tenses as past simple -> Subj to recognize this -> recognize imperfect Subj -> recognized
  • Although some imperative verbs do not have the second person.
  • Infinitive and gerund not ever have velar consonant.

Subordinate Clauses

Suborder Substantial Compleat: V introduced by that of being able to: CD, Subject, CN, CAdj, CRV and Atrb Suborder dInf subst: failed to ever introduced a plug, sometimes only by the prepositions to or make the same functions as the completiva. Suborder of M. subst: These were introduced by the relative pronoun who with or without determining whether or not also to what, what … Make the same features as the other also including IC and CC. Subst Interra Suborder: If the interrogation is complete, use the preposition itself, if partial, was procedida what, who, what, how … The CD functions are (most common), and CN subject.

Subordinate Adjectives

  • Subordinate Especificativa adjectives: restrict or limit labast name.
  • Explanatory subordinate adjectives: Add a background information on the name.
  • Subordinate part of adjectives: Built around dun participate without relative pronoun, adjective does not always have value, it is sometimes an adverbial.

Functions of relative pronouns: that-> subject, CDs, CST what-> CR, CC, who-> CI, CRV, where CC-> CCL where, who, where, who-> All the above functions.

Subordinate Adverbial Clauses

ubordinada circumstantial adverbial

  • Subordinate adverbial Adverbial Time: concurrent circumstances, before or after lacció the proposition.
  • Circumstantial adverbial subordinate Website: lacció circumstances related to space.
  • Adverbial subordinate circumstantial way: how it develops lacció.
  • Adverbial subordinate part of: temporary registers formal sense.
  • Subordinate adverbial participle of: temporary sense and record of adverbial subordinate infinitival : temporary sense and record.
Non-Circumstantial Adverbial Subordinates
  • Cause: Cause, motive or reason.
  • End: purpose or goal.
  • Concessiva: setbacks, prevent compliance.
  • Conditional: precondition.
  • Comparison: Comparison.
  • Consecutive: senuncia result of that.