Nguo nitakazozivaa ni mpya . The clothes I am going to wear are new. Kiongozi nitakayemfuata ajua njia. The leader I am going to follow knows the way. The noun object always precedes the verb construction.
Nothing can stand between the noun object and the verb construction.
The stick which the guide carried is very suitable. The object prefix is included in the verb construction as well as the relative particle. The object prefix may optionally be omitted, but Swahili speakers prefer to include it. If an object prefix is included, it comes, as always, immediately before the verb stem and follows the subject prefix. All the above examples show the relative particle referring to the subject.