From C.D.Wright@xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxx.xx.xx Thu Apr 1 11:29:31 1999
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Date: Thu, 1 Apr 1999 19:29:31 +0000
From: C.D.Wright@xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxx.xx.xx
Subject: Restrictive phrases, etc., ...

OK, so using the restrictive clause type thingies,
I can say ...

mi puzi tcidu le cukta poi ke'a cpana le jubme
I/we recently read the book,
which is the thing upon the table.

and

le cukta poi ke'a cpana le jubme ku'o barda
the book, which is the thing on the table, is big.

Yes?

Now, avoiding the restrictive phrases, where do I put 
the tenses? How would I say these in a more directly 
lojbanic manner?


cdw
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