(nàn), hesternal past (fè), future (gà) and negative future (ààn). The particles for the particular tense form also immediately precede the verb. Verb Main verbs in Likpakpaln do not morphologically inflect, therefore there is no grammatical agreement. Questions There are different options how to form a question. The question word can either occur clause-initially, which is also referred to as ex situ, or it can stay in situ, meaning that it occurs at the end of the clause. Moreover, a question can also be embedded in a subordinated clause and a question can also have more than one question word. Sample text in Likpakpaln The following is a sample portion of the Holy Bible translated into Likpakpaln, along with the corresponding passage in English: See also Konkomba people Languages of Ghana References Typological features Anne Schwarz, "[How many focus markers are there in Konkomba www.lingref.com/cpp/acal/38/paper2146.pdf]" Tait, David. 1954. "Konkomba nominal classes" (with a phonetic commentary by P. D. Strevens). Africa, v. 24, p. 130–148. Languages of Ghana Languages of Togo Gurma languages