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--- In ceqli@yahoogroups.com, "HandyDad" <lsulky@r...> wrote: > 1) Is there a marker that separates a subject phrase from a verb > phrase without applying a tense? > Oh, wait. Good old "sa" will do the job, won't it? "To grin xyen sa pipyar to dom" (or "To grinse xyen sa pipyar to dom" for further clarity). Can we say that "sa" followed by a conjunction like "and" or "but" means "this is the end of a phrase and here comes another of the same type", while "sa" followed by something else means "this is the end of a phrase and here comes a phrase of a different type"? ---Krawn