added transition-data and t...
Christian Fraß authored 8 years ago
|
4) <p>In order to negate the meaning of a verb, one places the word <?php echo(mark("nit", ["type_word", "lang_fs"])); ?> after the verb. Example: <?php echo(format_correlation("type_sentence")(["fs" => ["Di se nit."], "en" => ["They don't see."]])); ?></p>
5) <p>If the verb takes a direct object it is allowed to place the object before the <?php echo(mark("nit", ["type_word", "lang_fs"])); ?>. Example: <?php echo(format_correlation("type_sentence")(["fs" => ["Di se us nit."], "en" => ["They don't see us."]])); ?></p>
6) <p>Negations can also be expressed implicitly by using negative correlatives. Example: <?php echo(format_correlation("type_sentence")(["fs" => ["Di se ing tid."], "en" => ["They never see."]])); ?></p>
7) <p>Doubled negations (both explicit and implicit ones) cancel each other out. Example: <?php echo(format_correlation("type_sentence")(["fs" => ["Di se nit ing tid."], "en" => ["They never don't see.", "They always see."]])); ?></p>
|