MIAMI - Zeledon9
Instances of both
| 171 | GIL | +" you have been very good with both of us . |
| youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP havehave.V.2SP.PRES beenbeen.V.PASTPART veryvery.ADV goodgood.ADJ withwith.PREP bothboth.ADJ ofof.PREP usus.PRON.OBJ.1P . | ||
| 323 | CHA | well both of my parents are from ColumbiaSE . |
| wellwell.ADV bothboth.ADJ ofof.PREP mymy.ADJ.POSS.1S parentsparent.N.PL areare.V.123P.PRES fromfrom.PREP Columbianame . | ||
| 385 | CHA | she was born on a farm just like your mom (be)cause they're both sisters . |
| sheshe.PRON.SUB.F.3S waswas.V.3S.PAST bornborn.V.PASTPART onon.PREP aa.DET.INDEF farmfarm.N.SG justjust.ADJ.[or].just.ADV likelike.CONJ youryour.ADJ.POSS.2SP mommom.N.SG becausebecause.CONJ they'rethey.PRON.SUB.3P+BE.V.PRES bothboth.ADJ sisterssister.N.PL . | ||
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