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Line 13: {{interlinear\|lang=af\|indent=3\|Sy is nie<sub>1</sub> moeg nie<sub>2</sub>\|She is not tired '''PTCL.NEG'''\|'She is not tired'}} :: The first {{lang\|af\|nie}}<sub>1</sub> is analysed as an adverb, while the second {{lang\|af\|nie}}<sub>2</sub> as a negation particle. * {{lang\|af\|te}}: Infinitive verbs are preceded by the [[complementiser]] {{lang\|af\|om}} and the infinitival particle {{lang\|af\|te}}, e.g. {{interlinear\|lang=af\|indent=3\|Jy moet onthou om te eet\|You must remember for COMP '''PTCL.INF''' eat\|'You must remember to eat'}} * {{lang\|af\|se}} or {{lang\|af\|van}}: Both {{lang\|af\|se}} and {{lang\|af\|van}} are [[genitive]] particles, e.g. {{interlinear\|lang=af\|indent=3\|Peter se boek\|Peter '''PTCL.GEN''' book\|'Peter's book'}}

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