Datapoint Guadeloupean Creole/Predicative noun phrases

In a variety that would probably be considered as acrolectal creole, it is quite usual to find a copula:
Jak sé on doktè.
[Jack COP INDF doctor]
'Jack is a doctor.'

There also exists a different structure with a contrastive focus on the noun, as in:
Sé doktè i yé. [COP doctor 3SG be]
'He (really) is a doctor (... not a singer).'

Values

No copula

Example 50-137:
Jak dòktè.
Jak
Jack
dòktè.
doctor
Jack is a doctor.
Example 50-138:
Mari pa dòktè, Mari enfirmyèz.
Mari
Mary
pa
neg
dòktè,
doctor
Mari
Mary
enfirmyèz.
nurse
Mary is not a doctor, she is a nurse.
Confidence:
Very certain