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Negative verb

The term negative verb or negative auxiliary refers to an auxiliary verb whose function is to negate the clause in which it occurs. Negative verbs are similar in function to English not and -n't, but unlike English not (which is not a verb) a negative verb inflects for agreement with the subject. This can be seen in the following two examples from…

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Negative verb

Nodes51
Edges50
Triples16
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.039216
Components1

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Negative verb

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related to Hungarian · 5
Negative verb → Furthermore, Hungarian, In, J-mood, These
related to Inari Sami · 3
Negative verb → Inari Sami, Indicative, The
related to Lule Sami · 3
Negative verb → Indicative, Lule Sami, The
related to Northern Sami · 3
Negative verb → Indicative, Northern Sami, The
related to Korean · 2
Negative verb → Korean, The

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negative verb verbs auxiliary form languages tense negation agreement finnish indicative imperative person lv language uralic present forms conditional used

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Negative verbrelated to HungarianHungarian0.60section
Negative verbrelated to HungarianJ-mood0.60section
Negative verbrelated to HungarianFurthermore0.60section
Negative verbrelated to HungarianIn0.60section
Negative verbrelated to HungarianThese0.60section
Negative verbrelated to Inari SamiThe0.60section
Negative verbrelated to Inari SamiInari Sami0.60section
Negative verbrelated to Inari SamiIndicative0.60section
Negative verbrelated to KoreanKorean0.60section
Negative verbrelated to KoreanThe0.60section
Negative verbrelated to Lule SamiThe0.60section
Negative verbrelated to Lule SamiLule Sami0.60section

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