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The logic behind this interpretation is simple , and on the surface very reasonable : by describing past events in the present tense , the narrator relives these events , or causes his audience to relive them ( or both ) .
The logic behind this interpretation is simple , and on the surface very reasonable : by describing past events in the present tense , the narrator relives these events , or causes his audience to relive them ( or both ) .
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In fact , the label ' present ' is , strictly speaking , inaccurate for English : this form is not used to refer to present action , except in the sense that it includes the moment of speaking , as when it is used to express general ...
In fact , the label ' present ' is , strictly speaking , inaccurate for English : this form is not used to refer to present action , except in the sense that it includes the moment of speaking , as when it is used to express general ...
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In addition to its general time reference , the present tense may also refer to future or past action . As Crystal ( 1966 : 6 ) points out , the time reference of the present tense is specified by adverbs : John begins school next week ...
In addition to its general time reference , the present tense may also refer to future or past action . As Crystal ( 1966 : 6 ) points out , the time reference of the present tense is specified by adverbs : John begins school next week ...
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