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'xonjo' has an agent?
- From: BestATN@hidden.email
- Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 13:12:55 EDT
- Subject: 'xonjo' has an agent?
- To: katanda@yahoogroups.com
Rick,
K-E has:
>xonjo wants to be a successful teacher. "Xonjo" can apply only to the agent
that is successful. For a successful focus (such as a successful
project), use "maxonjo".
"Xo" by itself is an A/P-d verb (='xompa'), with an agent, but 'xonja' is P/F-d. There is no agent. Yet above, it says 'xonjo' applies only to the AGENT that is successful. Shouldn't it say "only to the patient that is successful"?
Steven