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2006
All the Romance languages have at some point in their history exhibited a split perfect auxiliary system, with transitive verbs generally taking a ‘have’ verb (normally descended from Latin habere) and some intransitives taking a ‘be’ verb (normally related to Latin esse).
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All the Romance languages have at some point in their history exhibited a split perfect auxiliary system, with transitive verbs generally taking a ‘have’ verb (normally descended from Latin habere) and some intransitives taking a ‘be’ verb (normally related to Latin esse).
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Auxiliary Selection in Spanish
2014Although usage-based linguistics emphasises the need for studies of language change to take frequency effects into account, there is a lack of research that tries to systematically model frequency effects and their relation to diffusion processes in language change.
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The semantics of auxiliary selection in Old Spanish
Studies in Language, 2003Old Spanish had a split auxiliary system in the perfect tense, reminiscent of what is found in Modern French and Modern Italian. In this paper, I trace the progress of the displacement of ser ‘be’ by haber ‘have’ with intransitive and reflexive verbs in the history of Spanish.
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Selective Attention with Auxiliary Automobile Displays
Proceedings of the Human Factors Society Annual Meeting, 1990Emerging intelligent vehicle-highway systems technology will have a profound impact on the design of future driver interfaces. A series of experiments was conducted to investigate basic human factors issues relating to the design and use of auxiliary in-vehicle displays.
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Introduction to the special issue on variation in auxiliary selection
Acta Linguistica Hafniensia, 2017Frans Gregersen
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