2016
DOI: 10.1515/9783110312997
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Temporalität, Aspektualität und Modalität in romanischen Sprachen

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“…Otherwise, Spanish has more examples in the subcategory inchoative. Anyway, results can provide more evidence about the issues of the way tense, mood and aspect which are expressed in these romances languages (Hassler, 2016). According to second languages learners, we think is interesting for learners of both languages observe the way both languages undernstand the time related to aspectual factors.…”
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“…Otherwise, Spanish has more examples in the subcategory inchoative. Anyway, results can provide more evidence about the issues of the way tense, mood and aspect which are expressed in these romances languages (Hassler, 2016). According to second languages learners, we think is interesting for learners of both languages observe the way both languages undernstand the time related to aspectual factors.…”
Section: Discussion Topic 1: Number Of Structures For Each Vaux/vmod/...mentioning
confidence: 83%
“…Auxiliary verb constructions have been heavily researched in the grammar of both languages, namely because of the following: (Alarcos, 1994;Gómez, 1998;Hassler, 2016): (2) PT: O Pedro pode estar lendo o libro ES: Pedro puede estar leyendo el libro 'Pedro can be reading the book'.…”
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“…Not only in spoken but also in written language, the compound past (passé composé) has invaded the domain of the passé simple (cf.Riegel et al 2014, p. 536, 539).6 The contribution at hand only allows for rather brief notes. For an extensive study of the Romance tense, aspect and modality system and a discussion of different lines of research the reader is referred toHaßler (2016).…”
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