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ABOUT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ASPECT AND AKTIONSART FROM THE TYPOLOGICAL-COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE The article analyses the status of the Aspect and Aktionsart categories, as well as the relationship between them.
Wiaczesław Nowikow
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How Tense and Aspect are acquired: a cross-linguistic analysis of child Russian and English
This study examines the production of verb morphology by children acquiring two typologically different languages – Russian and English. The focus of the study is on the correlation between aspect, tense and Aktionsart in child languages.
Maria Filiouchkina
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On the Basic Problems of the Category of Aktionsart in the Russian Language
The article summarizes the basic questions of aktionsart (the status, content, and borders of the category) in the Russian language and describes the most relevant views on the problem.
Ildikó Pálosi
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The lexical representation of English verbs of action. Complex predicates and structures
This article aims at proposing a lexical representation for a set of English verbs of action. The analysis is carried out on the grounds of Role and Reference Grammar (RRG) and includes aspects like Aktionsart type, macrorole and syntactic function ...
Ana Elvira Ojanguren López
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Aspect and Argument structure in adjectival passives
This paper investigates the patterns regarding the (un)availability of by-phrases and agent-oriented modification in adjectival passives in Spanish. Departing from the observation that adjectival participles derived from change-of-state verbs ban agent ...
Alfredo García-Pardo
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ASPECTUAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TURKISH VERB
In spite of long traditions in the study of the specific characteristics of the Turkish verb, the grammatical category of aspectuality continues to be debatable and deserves the closest attention of linguists. In the works of turkologists, one can find a
Tamara Astanovna Takoeva
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Situation Types in Thai Sign Language
Situation types are defined according to three temporal features: dynamism, duration, and telicity. The inherent temporal features of a predicate can be uncovered using test frames with simple sentences.
Cassie Wallace
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Author/s Ignasi Navarro i Ferrando Universitat Jaume I, Spain ABSTRACT In this paper, we firstly present a tentative formalization of a Lexical Template (LT) and a meta-language for spatial particle semantics within the framework of the ...
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This paper is devoted to a group of Russian verbs with the circumfixes do-/za-/raz-…-sja, which express an intensive Aktionsart, and to their translation into Italian.
Luisa Ruvoletto
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