RESULTATIVE SERIAL VERB CONSTRUCTIONS IN IGBO*: A MINIMALIST APPROACH

Issa O Sanusi; Mary C Umeozor

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Published: Dec 2, 2024

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restive serial, verb construction, igbo, subject-sharing

Issa O Sanusi

University of Ilorin

Mary C Umeozor

University of Ilorin

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Sanusi , I. O., & Umeozor, M. C. (2024). RESULTATIVE SERIAL VERB CONSTRUCTIONS IN IGBO*: A MINIMALIST APPROACH. Journal of Nigeria Languages’ Studies (NILAS), 2(3), 99–112. Retrieved from https://nilas.com.ng/index.php/nilas/article/view/68

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Vol. 2 No. 3 (2015): Developing and Sustaining Nigerian Languages in the ICT Age

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Issa O Sanusi , University of Ilorin

Mary C Umeozor, University of Ilorin

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Issa O Sanusi , University of Ilorin

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