Hakhie Grammar
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The Grammatical Rules of Hakhie
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1. Hakhie Grammar
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The standard sentence structure of regular statements is OSV. Adjectives and other modifiers immediately follow what they modify, but can be in any order. If a predicate adjective is in play (EX. He is sad.), it is treated as a regular adjective would be. Articles precede the noun no matter what.
Nominative pronouns can be dropped in regular statements, and if a predicate adjective is in play, it would go where the pronoun would go. Nominative pronouns can be included for emphasis on who exactly is doing the verb, or to be a reflexive.
For negatives like "never" "nothing" "no one" etc, the verb will go to the .NEGNegative (polarity)
not form along with the negative. Ex: I will not never eat meat." would mean "I will never eat meat."
In a question, the subject MUST be included if there is a two (2) word verb. If the verb is in two (2) words (ACT/PASS for aü), they surround the subject and its adjectives. If the verb is in one (1) word (ABIL/NEC for aü) the interrogative particle "ti" precedes the verb and everything else about the sentence stays the same. ✎ Edit Article ✖ Delete Article
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