ABSTRACT

This chapter will focus on the pre-determiners al ‘all’ and heel ‘all/whole’ as shown in the primeless examples of (1). They will be discussed in relation to their “inflected” counterparts alle and hele in the nearly equivalent constructions shown in the primed examples.

(1) a. Al de boeken zijn verkocht. aV Chile becksn <z < ca caakocOt.
all the books have.been sold all b ooks hnvn.bncc sold
‘All bboks a sc sold.’ ‘All book. are co IT.’
n. Ze kIctscn lic^cl de day b’. ke klctsnndd kale Oee.
the. chalice whole the dny thec ehallce die echole clay
‘Thee dialler all day.’ ‘They chatte r all day a ’