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# Ké Hao po Jí

This is as much for my own recollection as for the information of anyone else.

- I write with [prefix reform](https://toaq.me/Prefix_reform), but use official pronunciation.

- I don't like ditransitivity; you'll see me use « [ôı](https://toadua.uakci.space/#o%C4%B1%20@salarua) » a lot.

- I subscribe to the [focus-topic-cleft merger](https://toaq.me/Focus%E2%80%93cleft_merger), but don't use it much.

- I subscribe to the [double focus extension](https://toaq.me/Double_focus), and _do_ use _it_ much.

- I subscribe to the [simple focus reform](https://toaq.me/Simple_Focus), as assumed by double focus.

- I use ["some scope creep"](https://toaq.me/Some_Scope_Creep).

- I use (roughly) one syntax for modals and adjuncts, which is to say that I sometimes front adjuncts and sometimes interpose modals. For example: « **Kûı**, ꝡá maı jı́ nháo, nä shao gaq jı́ nháo da. Jıa pua gaq nháo jí **dâı**, ꝡä shao nháo, lá he maıgeq já jı́ da. » Shúq roadue ní da.

- I consider « bo-{.toaq-latin} » to be a true-passivizer and so use « tı-{.toaq-latin} » for "inverse voice".

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- He kulèo choq jı́ mı́mo "strict polarity" teo, kéo bumuolìm jı́ mó bu- teo da.

- I trust ꝡé moı [Kı́a](https://robin.town) hóa râq "degree words"; Kía finds that degree words need distinct grammar.

- I sometimes extrapose subclauses with the cataphoric « có ».

- I use « na » to terminate full complementizer phrases and « ga » to terminate reduced complementizer phrases, including incorporated objects.

- I also use « ca- » to echo-resumptively terminate subclauses.
