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Quantitative comparative study on the verb-direction constructions "V+ Xia ()", "V+ Xialai ()" and "V+ Xiaqu ()" in mandarin Chinese. [PDF]
PLoS OneTan T, Li J.
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Lexical Semantics and Irregular Inflection. [PDF]
Lang Cogn Process, 2010 Huang YT, Pinker S.
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The Leaf Fell (the Leaf): The Online Processing of Unaccusatives. [PDF]
Linguist Inq, 2008 Friedmann N +3 more
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Novel forms for the expression of aspect in heritage Greek across majority languages. [PDF]
PLoS OneRizou V +3 more
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Aktionsart: a lexico-semantic category and its realization in Spanish
, 1993 A hundred years ago a new term, aktionsart, was introduced in the linguistic literature by Brugmann, who wanted to account for certain features of verbal meaning which could simply not be explained as tense features.\u27 The term led to a fabulous ...
Quesada, Diego
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English Imperatives and Aktionsart
The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal, 2018 openaire +1 more source
Aktionsart, progressive aspect and underspecification
Linguistic Research, 2015 openaire +1 more source
Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages, 1996 This paper attempts to determine whether the particle ja in Kristang (spoken in Malacca, Malaysia) functions as part of an aspect, a tense, or an aktionsart system. The paper first argues that ja does not mark the perfective in an aspectual system. Second, it argues that ja does not mark the past in a tense system.
Elzbieta Thurgood, Graham Thurgood
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Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, 2019Abstract In Middle English (ME), manner of motion verbs occur in perfect periphrases with both BE and HAVE as auxiliaries (e.g. is/has run, is/has ridden), the BE-variant being the older, the HAVE-variant the more recent form with these verbs.
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