Titlebook: Aspect in English; A “Common-Sense” Vie Krasimir Kabak?iev Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 Index.Tempora.adverbial

剝削

Meanings of Nouns and Noun Phrases, and Aspect in English, regarded as a quasi-auxiliary or as one that is deprived of a large part of its primary lexical meaning. The essence of the action in these expressions is denoted by the noun rather than the verb, and the noun often has a verb equivalent: ., etc.

Prosaic

Efflorescent

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溫和女孩

overhaul

公理

Fortuitous

Planungen absichern mit Beirat und Beratern,ng up between the 1940s and 1960s in the writings of three scholars (Ryle 1949; Vendler 1957; Kenny 1963). In his article on verbal aspect in French, Garey (1957) also addressed many of the issues associated with the classification — which dealt mainly with the meanings of verbs and verb phrases in

發(fā)微光

Pillory

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-28497-8ticle in languages like Dutch and English has a lot to do with the mechanism for explicating aspect distinctions. For some unclear reason, however, the author abstained from giving this problem proper consideration in his first book. Nor did he remedy the situation in the extended theory (Verkuyl 19

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