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Line 129: \|} The above table demonstrates syntactic similarities of creole languages. Stative verbs are those that cannot form the [[nonpunctual aspect]]. According to Bickerton, all observed creole languages strictly follow a structure that has the anterior particle precede the irreal particle, and the irreal particle precede the nonpunctual particle~~{{Dubious \|Talk Tense Aspect Particle Ordering\|date=February 2017}}~~, although in certain languages some compounded forms may be replaced by other constructions. ==Creole Prototype==

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