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

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Planungen absichern mit Beirat und Beratern,in their meaning a goal or result of the action denoted while other verbs did not. Today it is usually Vendler’s classification that is considered to be the best one, and, in studies of aspect and similar problems, it is his name that is most often associated with classifying verbs and verb phrases

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U: Umgangsformen & Teamf?higkeit separated, without any connection between them. That is, if we analyse sentence (74) below again, we ought to conclude that the referents of the subject and the object do indeed constitute temporally bounded entities, but it is not clear how their boundedness relates to the feature ‘telicity’, undo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39149-2similar descriptions, which establish four different situations, not a single distinction, imperfectivity/non-boundedness is conceptualised as two major kinds: activities and states. These two situations are widely recognised as necessary and valid separate characterisations of the semantics of sent

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On the Essence of Aspect,lavic aspect. But the same thesis has been taken to be valid with respect to other languages, including English, and today it can still be generalised that aspect remains a mysterious phenomenon. What aspect in Modern English is from a contemporary point of view can vary greatly from study to study

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,Vendler’s Classification of Situations, and the Problem of Its Interpretation,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

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