A Grammar of the Dialect of West Somerset
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58 gives (uw^rk aard -Bnaf) 'worked hard enough"; p. 59: (dhee-d tjlAAs AAl dh^r talz) 'they had lost all their tools'.
3) Once (WSG. P. 25) another form occurs: (vAAlid) 'followed'.
Verbs.
25 85. Some verbs, m addition to their consonantal ending, have vowel-change e. G.
(8tE«l— stoold — wstoold) 'to steaT. See Chapter III.
86. The other tenses are formed by means of the same anxiliarv verbs as in standard English.
TO BE.
Present Tense.
Affirmatively: Affirmatively with not: ai») bi ai bF^«n S...ing.
dhi aart, rt dhi aart n e I td-n U'\' arj Ed-n hi, PlurAl jy wi jy bEcn dhe ™ dh« Interrogatively : Interrogatively with not bi ai bEen ai, is Sing. Brt dhi art-n dhi ez wr Ed-n w wi wii, 3s Plural bi . Jy [ 1 dhe bE^n . Jy dhee, cm P ast Tense.
Affirmatively: Affirmatively with not: All persons : wbz All persons : wAd-n except : dhi wost except : dhi W9s-n dhi w3z Interrogatively: Interrogatively with not All persons : wbz All persons : wAAd-n.
except : WBZ dhi except : wAs-n dhi w3rt dhi W9s-n dhi Infinitive : bii, bi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
58 gives (uw^rk aard -Bnaf) 'worked hard enough"; p. 59: (dhee-d tjlAAs AAl dh^r talz) 'they had lost all their tools'.
3) Once (WSG. P. 25) another form occurs: (vAAlid) 'followed'.
Verbs.
25 85. Some verbs, m addition to their consonantal ending, have vowel-change e. G.
(8tE«l— stoold — wstoold) 'to steaT. See Chapter III.
86. The other tenses are formed by means of the same anxiliarv verbs as in standard English.
TO BE.
Present Tense.
Affirmatively: Affirmatively with not: ai») bi ai bF^«n S...ing.
dhi aart, rt dhi aart n e I td-n U'\' arj Ed-n hi, PlurAl jy wi jy bEcn dhe ™ dh« Interrogatively : Interrogatively with not bi ai bEen ai, is Sing. Brt dhi art-n dhi ez wr Ed-n w wi wii, 3s Plural bi . Jy [ 1 dhe bE^n . Jy dhee, cm P ast Tense.
Affirmatively: Affirmatively with not: All persons : wbz All persons : wAd-n except : dhi wost except : dhi W9s-n dhi w3z Interrogatively: Interrogatively with not All persons : wbz All persons : wAAd-n.
except : WBZ dhi except : wAs-n dhi w3rt dhi W9s-n dhi Infinitive : bii, bi.
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