Arguments in LIS may also be expressed through full clauses encoding the syntactic role of subject (SYNTAX 3.3.1) and object (SYNTAX 3.3.2). The following sentence is an example of a subject dependent clause.
important ix2 say1
‘It is important that you tell me.’
The following is an example of a LIS sentence where a subordinate clause serves as an object.
p-i-e-r-o contract put_signature done g-i-a-n-n-i know
‘Gianni knows that Piero signed the contract.’