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*resumptive pronouns are optional - hence relative clauses can end in a preposition as in English (This is because the older pronominal affixes on prepositions elided and the emphatic pronoun remained optional.)
*resumptive pronouns are optional - hence relative clauses can end in a preposition as in English (This is because the older pronominal affixes on prepositions elided and the emphatic pronoun remained optional.)
*for places, ''cah'' 'there' can be used as a resumptive pronoun
*for places, ''cah'' 'there' can be used as a resumptive pronoun
*in writing, the head may be repeated instead of using a resumptive pronoun to eliminate ambiguity (cf. mathematical writing in English)
*in formal writing, the head may be repeated instead of using a resumptive pronoun to eliminate ambiguity (cf. mathematical writing in English)


:'''''dlïahar ry twm go sovl awv ber (awr)'''''
:'''''dlïahar ry twm go sovl awv ber (awr)'''''
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