coreferent การใช้

The coreferent of the N in the matrix clause is never overt within the relative clause.
This feature may be according to whether the notional coreferent within the relative clause is A, S or O.
As is shown from the first of the above examples, even a coreferent subject must be expressed in the accusative when the clause is put into the infinitive.
When the infinitival subject is coreferent with a word constructed with the governing verb in a higher syntactic level, in other words, when the subject of the infinitive is itself ( a second ) argument of the governing verb, then it is normally omitted and understood either in the oblique case in which the second argument is put, or in the accusative as in any other accusative and infinitive construction.
A free pronoun coreferent with the head noun frequently marks the end of a relative clause and the resumption of the matrix sentence, as in " Kic monda-o ware-wec e ?ira mi fo-wec " ( man Monday-on come-3sgFPst 3sg here not sleep-3sgFPst )'the man who came on Monday did not stay here'. ( Schneuker 1962 : 31-32)