Diana Guillemin (Griffith University) What’s se in modern Mauritian Creole? Evidence of an emerging copula in a post-creole continuum Copulative constructions with zero copula have always been grammatical in Mauritian

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Date: 2012-11-14 09:55:57 Post-creole continuum Haitian Creole language Mauritian Creole Equative Lexifier Mauritian Complement Linguistics Languages of Mauritius Copula		Diana Guillemin (Griffith University) What’s se in modern Mauritian Creole? Evidence of an emerging copula in a post-creole continuum Copulative constructions with zero copula have always been grammatical in Mauritian Add to Reading List Source URL: creolistics9.dk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 63,27 KB Share Document on Facebook

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