-
progressive aspects) from
repetitive actions (habitual aspect).
Certain aspectual distinctions express a
relation between the time of the
event and the...
-
Aramaic has two
proper tenses:
perfect and imperfect.
These were
originally aspectual, but
developed into
something more like a
preterite and ****ure. The perfect...
- In the
grammar of
Ancient Gr****, an
aorist (pronounced /ˈeɪ.ərɪst/ or /ˈɛərɪst/) (from the
Ancient Gr**** ἀόριστος aóristos, 'undefined') is a type of verb...
-
constructed with the
phrasal verb be
going to ("going-to ****ure").
Further aspectual distinctions are
shown by
auxiliary verbs,
primarily have and be, which...
-
proposed by
Moens and Steedman,
based on the idea of the
event nucleus.
Aspectual classes can be
analyzed as
differing in
their event structure, and this...
- (助詞; 'particles'): structural,
aspectual, and modal.
Structural particles are used for
grammatical relations.
Aspectual particles signal grammatical aspects...
- will be
grammatically intransitive as jānā (to go) is.
Hindustani is an
aspectually split ergative language, with the
ergative case marker, -ne, appearing...
-
complement coercion and
aspectual coercion.
Complement coercion involves a
mismatch of
semantic meaning between lexical items,
while aspectual coercion involves...
-
meaning something like "then",
added because tenses in PIE had
primarily aspectual meaning. The
augment is
added to the
indicative of the aorist, imperfect...
- almost[clarification needed] all
modern Slavic languages, only one type of
aspectual opposition governs verbs, verb
phrases and verb-related structures, manifesting...
