Afrikaans: verb complement clauses (overview)

Bertus van Rooy; Haidee Kruger

Afrikaans: verb complement clauses (overview)

Bertus van Rooy, Haidee Kruger

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Abstract

A complement clause is a subordinate clause that functions, formally, as an argument of a main-clause verb, or else an adjective or noun

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Taalportaal
Publisher	Taalportaal
Publication status	Published - 7 Jun 2016

Keywords

verb phrase
complement clause

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Afrikaans: verb complement clauses (overview)

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