For a new example, ask in order:
1. Is mā/lā negative?
2. Is the predicate fronted?
3. Does illā precede it?
4. Is added in placed after mā?
5. Which classical usage is intended?
Then determine whether the predicate is accusative or nominative.
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A Practical Decision Sequence
The Predicate of Mā and Lā Resembling Laysa
For a new example, ask in order:
1. Is mā/lā negative?
2. Is the predicate fronted?
3. Does illā precede it?
4. Is added in placed after mā?
5. Which classical usage is intended?
Then determine whether the predicate is accusative or nominative.