| 21. | For example, a simple affirmative sentence or command will be enclitic ( mesoclitic in the future or conditional ).
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| 22. | Another hypothesis proposes a possible path of developments from the reduction of verbal affixes followed by originally enclitic postverbal pronouns.
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| 23. | When an enclitic personal pronoun is attached to a noun, an extensive system of sound changes determines the final form.
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| 24. | That phrase with " m "-enclitic also appears in Phoenician inscriptions as late as the fifth century BCE.
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| 25. | Large number of Persian words were adopted, as were even grammatical elements such as the enclitic " ezfe ".
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| 26. | Finally, enclitics are accented only when they precede another enclitic and these two determine an imperative accented on the penultimate syllable.
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| 27. | In the case of personal pronouns, the first person singular pronoun also allows the enclitic " ts ".
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| 28. | Tolkien named them " emphatic disjunct pronouns ", while short independent pronouns could normally be used in place of enclitic ones.
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| 29. | However, when the previous word is accented on the antepenultimate syllable, the enclitic causes the ultimate syllable to be accented too.
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| 30. | By the 1960s, the nota roja was generally characterized by the use of enclitic pronouns, which shifted focus onto the verbs.
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