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Typological Features Template for Dioula

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| In this field you indicate if [your language] has free pronoun forms? Are pronouns marked for their grammatical function (object versus subject pronouns)? Does your language have bound pronouns (affixes) or pronoun doubling? Are reflexives expressed by pronouns?

|- |Verbal Phrases |In the following fields serve for the description of some of the basic morpho-syntactic properties of verbal constituents |- |word order |In this field you indicate the basic word order of your language (SOV, SOV ...) |- |TAM |In this field you indicate which tense and/or aspects are morphologically or tonally marked; does [your language] make use of periphrastic tense or aspect constructions? |- |infinitival forms |In this field you indicate if [your language] makes use of an infinitive marker? How many infinitival forms does your language have? |- |verbal constructions | In this field you indicate if [your language] has ditransitive constructions, serial verb constructions or complex verb forms composed of several verbs. Does your language have so called light verbs, perhaps only used to indicate a certain tense or aspect? |- |Adpositions |In this field you indicate if [your language[ makes use of prepositions or postpositions. Does your language have spatial nouns? Does your language use adpositions or particles to indicate grammatical relations between the verb and a nominal argument? |- |Complementation | In this field you describe complementation strategies. Does [your language] make use of complementizers? |- |Special Properties of [your language] | In this field you should mention properties of [your language] which did not fit into any of the other categories mentioned in this template

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