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Line 6: Sentence structure: [[subject–verb–object]] word order, with similar mechanisms for using word order to apply [[Focus (linguistics)\|focus]] to one of these constituents. Articles: [[definite article]] applied to specific and identified noun phrase, [[indefinite article]] applied to specific and newly-asserted noun phrase, and zero for nonspecific noun phrase. TMA ([[~~Tense–Modality–Aspect~~tense–modality–aspect]]) ~~verb~~ systems. distinction of realized and unrealized complements *relativization and subject-copying

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