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DISCOURSE CONNECTION BETWEEN VERBS ( CONNECT ) • Same reference , same TMA • Same reference , different TMA • Different reference TYPE OF LEXICAL CONTENT OF THE VERB ( LEXICAL ) • Mental or estimative verb • Stative verb • External ...
DISCOURSE CONNECTION BETWEEN VERBS ( CONNECT ) • Same reference , same TMA • Same reference , different TMA • Different reference TYPE OF LEXICAL CONTENT OF THE VERB ( LEXICAL ) • Mental or estimative verb • Stative verb • External ...
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The reference time , which goes back to Reichenbach 1947 , is illustrated in the following examples . ( 37 ) a . In 1989 , Harry met Sally . ST = RT < UT b . In 1989 , Harry had already ) met Sally .
The reference time , which goes back to Reichenbach 1947 , is illustrated in the following examples . ( 37 ) a . In 1989 , Harry met Sally . ST = RT < UT b . In 1989 , Harry had already ) met Sally .
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TENSE - 1 : Verbal tense markers relate the reference time and the perspective time ( e.g. Smith 1991 , Kamp & Reyle 1993 , Klein 1994 ) . • TENSE - 2 : Verbal tense markers can relate the perspective time and the situation time ( e.g. ...
TENSE - 1 : Verbal tense markers relate the reference time and the perspective time ( e.g. Smith 1991 , Kamp & Reyle 1993 , Klein 1994 ) . • TENSE - 2 : Verbal tense markers can relate the perspective time and the situation time ( e.g. ...
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