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On the second level of analysis , it was observed that the different inflections were used selectively , and that selective occurrence of inflections was co - extensive with distinctions of verb aspect . Thus the presence of inflections ...
On the second level of analysis , it was observed that the different inflections were used selectively , and that selective occurrence of inflections was co - extensive with distinctions of verb aspect . Thus the presence of inflections ...
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According to Friedrich ( 36 ) , the oppositions stative / non - stative , durative / nondurative , and completive / non - completive are the three basic features of aspect . It is precisely these distinctions that appeared to guide the ...
According to Friedrich ( 36 ) , the oppositions stative / non - stative , durative / nondurative , and completive / non - completive are the three basic features of aspect . It is precisely these distinctions that appeared to guide the ...
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The results of the present study , together with results reported by Aksu , Antinucci & Miller , Bronckart & Sinclair , Harner , and Smith , are consistent with the general principle of ASPECT BEFORE TENSE that has been offered for the ...
The results of the present study , together with results reported by Aksu , Antinucci & Miller , Bronckart & Sinclair , Harner , and Smith , are consistent with the general principle of ASPECT BEFORE TENSE that has been offered for the ...
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Chomsky on meaning Jerrold J Katz | 1 |
Peculiar passives Alice Davison | 42 |
Russian conjugation Michael Shapiro | 67 |
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