so it's very likely that some aspectual distinctions will evolve. A common verb that gets used to do this is the copula verb 'to be'. Not all languages have a verb for 'to be'.
How to Make a Language - Part 7: Grammatical Evolution
How native speakers pronounce “copula”
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so it's very likely that some aspectual distinctions will evolve. A common verb that gets used to do this is the copula verb 'to be'. Not all languages have a verb for 'to be'.
How to Make a Language - Part 7: Grammatical Evolution
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word d meaning to be ah and they are word d meaning to be ah and they are both used as the copula as well though both used as the copula as well though
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