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TEMPORAL CLAUSES IN ARGOBBA, A SOUTH ETHIO-SEMITIC LANGUAGE SPOKEN IN ETHIOPIA

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natural language processing

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Ous
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The vital purpose of this article is to offer a complete explanation and skins of temporal clauses of the Argobba linguistic. The paper is descriptive in nature only in Argobba language not comparing with other languages, and then the reading is mostly worried with telling what is really being in the linguistic, and mostly trusts on chief language facts. The language facts, i.e. the elicited grammatical facts regarding Questions, was composed from innate utterers of the linguistic throughout six months of research directed among 2015 and 2016 in Argobba Special woreda, South Wollo Zone of the Amhara Regional State, exactly in the Administrative Medina and five Kebeles which are adjacent to Medina.A subordinate clause can modify the state of affairs in the main predication by relating it temporally to another event or action. This temporal relation between subordinate and main-clause is not absolute but depends on the temporal implications of the main-clause verb.

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AmharicArgobba

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