• COGNITIVE STYLES OF AFRICAN THEOLOGY STUDENTS AND THE IMPLICATIONS OF THOSE STYLES FOR BIBLIOGRAPHIC INSTRUCTION 

  BOWEN, NACE DOROTHY (1984-12-30)
• READING AND TRANSLATING GENESIS 28:10-35:15 AS A VOTIVE NARRATIVE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE DINAH STORY 

  Lechebo, Hankore Daniel (2010-03-30)
• CONCEPTUALIZATION AND TRANSLATION: 

  MBUA, WANGARI ABIGAEL (2018-07-30)
• Discourse Connectivity and Constraints on Relevance in Sissala 

  Blass, Regina (1988-11-30)
• Conceptualization and Translation: 

  Mbua, Abigael (2009-05-10)
• A STUDY ON DISCOURSE FEATURES OF KENYAN SIGN LANGUAGE IN HORTATORY TEXTS 

  CADD, JOSHUA W. (Africa international University, 2017-07-05)

  In this study I describe discourse features found in KSL persuasive hortatory texts. I consider if KLS uses inductive or deductive argumentation in this genre of texts. Inter-sentential linkage is investigated to determine ...
• The Genitive construction of Possesssion in Amharic 

  Getahun, Girma (2014-05-27)

  This paper presents the morphosyntactic markers of the genitive construction in Amharic. In Amharic, genitive markers are bound morphemes which are either prefixed or suffixed to the noun they modify. The genitive ...
• Processes of Nominalization in Mwan 

  Antoine, Yegbe Koffi (2014-05-23)
• Acceptability of Swahili Translations in Kenya : The Case of Kiswahili Union Version, Habari Njema and Neno New Testament 

  Omollo, Maurice Onyango (2014-05-23)
• Nominalization In Hadiyya. 

  Hankore, Daniel (2014-05-22)
• Imperatives and Hortatives in Vwanji 

  Mahali, Ahimidiwe Zablon (2014-05-22)

  Imperative mood is the form of the verb used in issuing direct commands or orders and they are restricted to second person in both singular and plural. Hortatives are verbs which may be used to encourage people to do ...
• Moro Noun Classes 

  Adeldong, Israel Yohanna Angelo (2014-05-22)

  Moro Noun Class is classified by a prefix system, in which the singular and plural prefixes of the nouns are the bases of classification. In this project I have attempted as a native speaker to do the work on my language ...
• An Examination of factors Affecting Church Growth of Good News Africa Gospel Church in Nairobi, Kenya 

  Ouma, James (2014-05-21)

  The study stemmed from the need to understand the factors that have hindered quantitative church growth at Good News Africa Gospel Church (GNAGC) despite its location in a densely populated area in Nairobi. It became ...
• The Metarepresentation Marker gu : a Budu Particle 

  Danga, Anzetaka (2014-05-21)

  The present study focuses on some uses of the metarepresentation marker gu in the Budu language. Metarepresentation markers were first called interpretive markers by Blass (1989,1990), but have so far come to be marking ...
• A Relevance-based Study of Attitude Markers in Kiitharaka 

  Njagi, Jacob Mauki (2014-05-20)

  This study is aimed at exploring the Kiitharaka attitude markers otherwise known as attitude particles. It aims at establishing what they are and how they affect speaker meaning in the language. The end result of this ...
• Causative constructions in Kambaata 

  Wachemo, Tessema (2014-05-20)

  In this work my concern is to describe some linguistic expressions of causation and a useful starting point of the causative construction situation or event as a whole in Kambaata. This description is being thought as ...
• The Particle ro in Bbaledha (Lendu) 

  Kwany, Honore Buduki (2014-05-19)

  This paper targets to discuss the role of the particle ro in Bbaledha (Lendu). This particle seems to have a procedural function when used in discourse. Also, it overlaps in form with a postposition, which is readily ...
• Tense and aAspect in the Kikuyu Speech form of the Kiambu district : a discussion of Indicative Sentences including Negative Past Constructions 

  Robertson, Joanna Reilly (2014-05-19)
• The Derivational Morphology of the Maa Noun 

  Kotikash, Leonard L (2014-05-19)

  Although ordinary dictionary writers do not take the risk of actually predic ting or anticipating new forms before they are attested, it is clear that there exist certain quite clear processes by which new words are born ...
• Tense, Aspect and Mood in Lunyole grammar and narrative Discourse 

  Namulemu, Enoch Wandera (2014-05-19)

  Tense, aspect and mood playa crucial 'role in grammar and discourse of a language. This study focuses on the distribution of tense and aspect in Lunyole grammar and narrative discourse. Lunyole is one of those languages ...

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