Datapoint Nigerian Pidgin/Tightness of the link between the past marker and the verb

If bin is considered to be a past tense auxiliary, then several other mood and aspect markers, as well as some adverbials can intervene between it and the lexical verb that it specifies.

Values

Particle, a few lexical items may intervene

Example 17-66:
À bin jo̱st dè go.
À
1sg.sbj
bin
ant
jo̱st
just
dè
ncompl
go.
go
I had just been going.
Confidence:
Certain