A grammar of Kham

David E. Watters

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1. The people and their language 2. Segmental phonology 3. Tonology 4. Nouns and noun morphology 5. Verbs and verb morphology 6. Modifiers and adjectivals 7. Locatives, dimensionals and temporal adverbs 8. Adverbs and adverbials 9. Minor word classes 10. Noun phrases, nominalizations and relative clauses 11. Simple clauses, transitivity and voice 12. Tense, aspect and modality 13. The modality of certainty, obligation, unexpected information 14. Non-declarative speech acts 15. Interclausal relations and sentence structure 16. Nominalized verb forms in discourse 17. The Kham verb in historical perspective 18. Texts 19. Vocabulary References.

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