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In a previous lesson, we learned , "Do you have a(n) something?" 

What do you expect we will learn in this lesson?

In a previous lesson, we learned , "Do you have a(n) something?" 

In this lesson we learn, "Do you have any somethings?"

We introduce etáŋ.  It means "___" and refers to objects/facts that exist hypothetically.

We introduce etáŋ.  It means "some, any" and refers to objects/facts that exist hypothetically.

The objects in these sentences are ___.

Sentences that deal with animals, humans, relatives, or body parts require a different sentence structure.

The objects in these sentences are inanimate.

Sentences that deal with animals, humans, relatives, or body parts require a different sentence structure.

Do you have a red feather?

Do you have any red feathers (used in ceremonies)?

Wíyaka lúta waŋží luhá he?

Wíyaka lúta etáŋ luhá he?

Do you have any money?

Mázaska etáŋ luhá he?

Do you have an eagle feather?

Do you have any eagle feathers?

Waŋblí wíyaka waŋží luhá he?

Waŋblí wíyaka etáŋ luhá he?

Do you have a shirt?

Do you have any shirts?

Ógle waŋží luhá he?

Ógle etáŋ luhá he?

Do you have any skillets / frying pans?

Maswíčheuŋpe etáŋ luhá he?

Whenever you want to modify a plural noun with a stative verb, use the ___ form of the stative verb if one exists.

Whenever you want to modify a plural noun with a stative verb, use the reduplicated form of the stative verb if one exists.

Note 1: The dictionary abbreviation for reduplicated is ___.

Note 2: Some stative verbs do not have a __________form.

Note 1: The dictionary abbreviation for reduplicated is REDUP.

Note 2: Some stative verbs do not have a reduplicated form.

Do you have a good knife?

Do you have any good knives?

Míla wašté waŋží luhá he?

Míla waštéšte etáŋ luhá he? (Waštéšte is the REDUP form of wašté.)

Do you have any hot coffees?

Wakȟályapi kȟalkȟáta etáŋ luhá he?   

(Kȟálkȟata is the reduplicated form of kȟáta.)

Do you have any ripe apples?

Tȟaspáŋ sutȟúŋ etáŋ luhá he?

(Check the dictionary and you will find that sutȟúŋ has no REDUP form.)

Do you have any kinnikinnick?

Čhaŋšáša etáŋ luhá he?

(Do you know what kinnikinnick is?)

Do you have any long pants?

Uŋzóǧe háŋskaska etáŋ luhá hwo?

Do you have any good maps?

Makȟóčheowápi waštéšte etáŋ luhá he?