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Taalverandering in die Afrikaanse vertalings van die Evangelie van Markus1
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Language change in the Afrikaans translations of the Gospel of Mark
C. Jac Conradie
Languages, Cultural Studies and Applied Linguistics
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Ablaut
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Active Voice
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Address forms
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Adjectives
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Adverbs
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Attributive Adjective
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bare infinitive
20%
Bible
40%
Clause
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Collaborator
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Complementiser
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Current usage
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demise
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Direct object
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Eighteenth Century
20%
Expression
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Factuality
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final clause
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finite form
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Gospel
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Gospel of Mark
100%
Historical Present
40%
Implicit
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Independent Clause
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Infinitive
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Ingroup
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Jordan
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Language Change
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Lexical Item
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main verb
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Modal auxiliaries
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Modal particles
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Modal verbs
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Modality
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Negation
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New Testament
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Nineteenth Century
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Nominals
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Nonverbal
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Past Participle
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Personal Pronoun
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Pluperfect
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Possessive
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possessive forms
40%
Prepositions
60%
Present tense
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Preterite
80%
pronominal
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Psalm
60%
Re-duplication
20%
Scribes
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Spoken Language
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Synonyms
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Tense
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Testaments
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unaccusative verbs
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Variant
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Verbal morphology
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Verbs
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Village
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wishes
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Keyphrases
Ablaut
9%
Active Voice
9%
Adverbs
9%
Attributive Adjectives
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Bare Infinitive
9%
Bible
9%
Bible Translation
9%
Complementizer
9%
Constructional Change
9%
Derived Nominals
9%
Direct Object
9%
Direct Translation
9%
Due Regard
9%
Early Text
9%
Factuality
9%
Finite Forms
18%
Forms of Address
27%
Gospel
36%
Gospel of Mark
100%
Grammar Development
9%
Haar
18%
Infinitive
9%
Language Change
100%
Language Usage
9%
Modal Particles
9%
Near-synonyms
9%
Negative Imperative
9%
Negative Particles
9%
New Testament
9%
Nominal Morphology
18%
Passive Agents
9%
Personal Pronouns
9%
Pluperfect
9%
Present Tense
9%
Pronominal Forms
18%
Psalms
27%
Tense
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That-clauses
9%
Unaccusative Verbs
9%
Verbal Constructions
36%
Verbal Function
9%
Verbal Morphology
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