Object

• t: In the first activity we wan t to retrieve a YAC contig from a genomic database covering the genomic area in question.

• tae: He shuffled fae wan foot tae the ither, lookin at the lamas, who stood smilin at the wean in the cradle.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• gie: Ye'd only gie yer soul tae wan like Annie.

Infinitive complement

• do: We are sure that we can cater for you whatever you wan to do.

• put: I do not wan to put Tia through more than would be necessay.

• start: You may wan to start your video with a blank portion at the start ( if you are recording to VHS for example ).

Modifies a noun

• smile: Often the answer would be in the form of a wan smile or silence.

• o: Yir faither'll come in wi wan o ' his fantastic excuses.

• face: It showed his wan face, streaked with mud and blood, in a moment of reflection.

• day: Then wan day while we were daein the dishes he reached up high and sumpn fell oot his pocket.

• anither: The only thing we've goat is wan anither.

• wi: No the wan wi the three hooses, the other wee scunner, the wan who'd pit the boot in the taxi scam.

Modifying Another Word

• n't: You do n't wan to miss that one.. .

• only: Yer soul sees clear: there's only wan like Annie.

• not: I do not wan to put Tia through more than would be necessay.

• really: It can take a little time to figure out what you really wan t and where you can get it.

• then: Then wan day while we were daein the dishes he reached up high and sumpn fell oot his pocket.

• tragically: The idea that young comedians, furious with the Thatcher regime, might somehow galvanize Britain's youth into activism looks tragically wan now.