Language, Band 33George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1957 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... reference period ; 12 by operating with three chronetic elements , the moment of the event ( E ) , the moment of speech ( S ) , and the point or period of reference ( R ) , one can characterize most temporal relationships . To express ...
... reference period ; 12 by operating with three chronetic elements , the moment of the event ( E ) , the moment of speech ( S ) , and the point or period of reference ( R ) , one can characterize most temporal relationships . To express ...
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... reference to which events ( E ) are situated . In its turn the reference period is situated with respect to the moment of making the utterance , called the speech moment ( S ) . The relation of R to S we call TENSE - past , present ...
... reference to which events ( E ) are situated . In its turn the reference period is situated with respect to the moment of making the utterance , called the speech moment ( S ) . The relation of R to S we call TENSE - past , present ...
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... reference period which includes the end of the event . For those tenses which are generally perfective , we can supply a corresponding imperfective by means of the expression être en train de in that tense . Compare ils joueront un ...
... reference period which includes the end of the event . For those tenses which are generally perfective , we can supply a corresponding imperfective by means of the expression être en train de in that tense . Compare ils joueront un ...
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