2018
DOI: 10.1051/shsconf/20184612007
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Formes surcomposées « standard » et formes surcomposées « régionales »

Abstract: Il existe deux types de « passés surcomposés » (j'ai eu fait) en français. Le premier, dit « standard », est employé dans toute la francophonie. Homologue du passé antérieur, il possède comme lui une valeur de passé résultatif. Le second, dit « régional », n'est employé que dans les zones à substrat occitan et francoprovençal. Parfait expérientiel, il exprime l'idée qu'une situation donnée a eu lieu au moins une fois à l'intérieur d'un certain intervalle temporel. L'objectif de cet article est de montrer que c… Show more

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“…Note that in (5-b), the verb in the past participle is followed by a predicative phrase, here a prepositional phrase. These inflectional periphrases may serve as basis for compound tenses (passé surcomposé) which appears around the XV th century to refer to an anterior past (Ayres-Bennett & Carruthers, 1992;Borel, 2018). These constructions, also characteristic of many regional varieties of French combine two auxiliaries, the first avoir followed by être (7) or avoir (6-b) and the past participle (Abeillé & Godard, 2021) The passé composé of the verb to 'be' with predicative complements (5-b), (7-b) bears a striking resemblance with the double compound selecting a main verb in (7).…”
Section: French Periphrasesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Note that in (5-b), the verb in the past participle is followed by a predicative phrase, here a prepositional phrase. These inflectional periphrases may serve as basis for compound tenses (passé surcomposé) which appears around the XV th century to refer to an anterior past (Ayres-Bennett & Carruthers, 1992;Borel, 2018). These constructions, also characteristic of many regional varieties of French combine two auxiliaries, the first avoir followed by être (7) or avoir (6-b) and the past participle (Abeillé & Godard, 2021) The passé composé of the verb to 'be' with predicative complements (5-b), (7-b) bears a striking resemblance with the double compound selecting a main verb in (7).…”
Section: French Periphrasesmentioning
confidence: 99%