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* Evaluate (and adjust, if necessary) structural aspects of the morphological data scheme (see list below)
**Items to evaluate:**
* Add a "causal particle" classification?
* Add a "conditional particle" classification?
* Add a "discourse particle" classification?
* Add a "compound conjunction" classification?
* Add a "particle of existence" classification (יֵשׁ also Aram. איתי & copula)?
* Add a "particle of non-existence" classification (אַיִן)?
* Add a "construct particle" for Aramaic grammar (when דִּי joins two nouns in determined state)?
* Add "directional aleph" suffix for UAG?
* Add the following to morphological parsing scheme? causal particle; conditional particle; discourse particle; compound conjunction; particle of existence; particle of non-existence
* Separate "preposition with definite article" (Rd) into two distinct morphological items, "preposition" (R) + "definite article" (Td)?
* Re-evaluate: should the category "determined state" be added into the parsing morphology? How much information concerning the meaning of the determined state should be included in the grammar?
* Re-evaluate: should the category "determined state" be included in the grammar, or should this be called "definiteness" instead? There is potential for confusion with Aramaic here. In Hebrew, the "determined state" and "definite noun" are one and the same thing, but in Aramaic they are not. Perhaps we should use the term "definite noun" in UHG in order to avoid confusion with the "determined state" in the UAG.
### Third stage