Negation - Revision history

Jhchoi: /* Sentential Negation */

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‎Sentential Negation

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‎Constituent Negation

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‎Constituent Negation

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‎Constituent Negation

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‎Constituent Negation

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‎Constituent Negation

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 |-
 |colspan=7|'Are they not well?'
 |}

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 |colspan=7|'a man without sense'
 |}
 {|

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 |colspan=7|'a man without sense'
 |}
 {|

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 |-
 |colspan=7|'a man without sense'
 |}
 ==Double Negatives==

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 |NEG
 |sense
 |colspan=7|'a man without sense'
 |}
 ==Double Negatives==

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	==Constituent Negation==		==Constituent Negation==
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		+	The prepositions ''gun'' and ''as aonais'' are used to negate certain constituents:
		+
		+	{\|
		+	\|duine
		+	\|gun
		+	\|chiall
		+	\|-
		+	\|a man
		+	\|NEG
		+	\|sense
		+	\|colspan=7\|'a man without sense'
		+	\|}

	==Double Negatives==		==Double Negatives==

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	At the sentence level, a negative particle precedes the entire clause:		At the sentence level, a negative particle precedes the entire clause:
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	CHAN signifies a negative, declarative clause.		CHAN signifies a negative, declarative clause.

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 {|
-|''chan''
+|''Chan''
 |eil
 |iad
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 |-
 |colspan=7|'They are not well.'
 |}

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	Negation in Scottish Gaelic can occur at the clausal level, the constituent level, or at the word level.		Negation in Scottish Gaelic can occur at the clausal level, the constituent level, or at the word level.

		+	==Sentential Negation==

	At the sentence level, a negative particle precedes the entire clause:		At the sentence level, a negative particle precedes the entire clause: