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====Compound demonstratives==== | ====Compound demonstratives==== | ||
There exist also | There exist also compound demonstratives, they are composed of demonstrative pronoun + postposition. Key thing to remember is that the demonstrative pronoun takes the gender of the noun it acts upon, wether determiner or pronoun, and the postposition takes the same gender, but the demonstrative pronoun takes the neccisery case marking of the postposition | ||
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! Determiner | |||
| Demonstrative<br>Pronoun | |||
| Postposition | |||
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! Pronoun | |||
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