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'She didn’t ask for five more minutes, and the flight attendant felt so bad for rushing her, she apologized and made an announcement to help them on the flight.
Kourtney was defended by a source in her camp who said the chair 'only took five minutes to dismantle!' and accused the passenger of embroidering the story. The eyewitness added: 'She was in the aisle and was even bending over and using the light from her phone to search for it.'įurthermore the passenger alleged that it took 'two hours' for the flight attendant to manage 'dismantling the chair' in order to find the phone. Upcoming: The former MTV personality is scheduled to appear on NBC's Saturday Night Live October 16
'She was the one looking for it, and he was not moving.' They claimed Travis' phone 'fell underneath one of those crazy reclining chairs in ' on their Delta flight to New York from Los Angeles on Wednesday. She was not nice and was very much acting like a child.' The passenger said that when a flight attendant requested that Kourtney sit down the reality star began 'freaking out and kept saying: "Give me five more minutes."'ĭ has reached out to representatives for Kourtney for comment.Īccording to the passenger who spoke to Page Six: 'She got into a bit of a kerfuffle and was quite bratty. Travis' phone apparently tumbled in between two seats and Kourtney allegedly began 'frantically searching' for it, according to a passenger who spoke to Page Six. On Friday Kourtney was accused of acting 'bratty' during a 'bit of a kerfuffle' while on a flight with her boyfriend.
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This is a pretty typical scheme for how more traditional verbal inflection might have evolved, but this could evolve into a switch reference system if the language has an extant personal inflection system, or if other personal distinctions eroded, leaving a verbal morphology more focused on complex TAM and other such things.Īnyway, that's just a thought.Stylish: The petite reality TV star showed off ample cleavage in a low-cut black bodysuit and combat boots as she held onto her beau Your speakers may have developed a habit of repeating one of those pronouns to emphasize that the referent of the pronoun was the same as the previously-mentioned one, and this habit eventually reduced to a prefix (or suffix) on the verb that noted the shared subject. The simplest way to evolve this, in my mind, would be to have an archaic set of personal pronouns that eventually got glued onto verbs. If your switch-reference marker matches the stated subject, then it is assumed that the stated subject is agent of that verb (of course, you could have accusative switch-reference, or other roles as well). At bottom, switch reference is a form of cross-clausal agreement on verbs, almost like grammatical gender between nouns and adjectives.
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