Consider the following data from Isleta, a dialect of Southern Tiwa, a Native American language spoken in New Mexico, and answer the following questions. (In your book, page 193, # 36.) a. [temiban] b. [amiban] c. [temiwe] 'you' 'he' 'I went' 'you went' 'I am going' d. [mimiaj] e. [tewanban] f. [tewanhi] i. List the morphemes corresponding to the following English translations. T 'go' 'come' ii. What type of affixes are the subject morphemes? iii. What type of affixes are the tense morphemes? 'He went.' 'I will go.' You were coming.' iv. What is the order of morphemes in Isleta? v. How would you say each of the following in Isleta? 'he was going' 'I came' 'I will come' (present progressive) (past) (future)