d. In the verb groups of direction and motion, the substantive governed is sometimes inserted after the principal verb, sometimes between the second and third auxiliaries when there are two, and sometimes it is placed at the end.

Obs. Rarely the nominative is placed after the verb it governs, 走人下來 ’tseu niun ’au lé, men are coming down; 吹風進去 t’sz fóng tsing‘ k’i‘, wind blows in.

e. Negative verb groups sometimes admit of an adverb qualifying the principal verb, and coming immediately after it.

f. Verb groups with the affirmative and negative particles, also admit the objective case after the principal verb.

Obs. In many cases, the object comes after the whole group; e.g. 當勿 住大兵 tong veh dzû‘ dá‘ ping, he cannot resist the great army; 做勿動 生活 tsú‘ veh ’dóng sáng weh, I cannot do any work.

g. Repeated verbs with the tentative 看 k’ön‘, take their accusative case before 看 k’ön‘.