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<b>Tense and Aspect Marking in Rutagwenda: A Descriptive Account</b>

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natural language processing

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dataset
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NUW
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This is the data on the marking of tense and aspect in Rutagwenda, a mixed language variety, spoken in Kitagwenda, in South Western Uganda. It is here for the purpose of data availability and accessibility, as a requirement by the F1000Research Journal to submit my research article.

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Nyoro

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Language documentation and descriptiontense markingAspect markingRutagwenda

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