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associated with the past . Progressive
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* , on the other hand , is often
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form of aspect markers . These
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aspect markers
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often give some indication of
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C04-1101 |
provided by explicit tense and
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aspect markers
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, implicit event classes or discourse
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D14-1204 |
that modifies the event . •
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following the event • Whether
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D14-1204 |
verbs . One such feature is the
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. Distinctions between newswire
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J91-4001 |
( relativizer ) children go (
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) ( the children who were playing
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D08-1074 |
target verb is associated with an
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aspect marker
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, the character string of that
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J88-2005 |
in the verb and its tense and
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aspect markers
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, but also in its subject . Temporal
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D08-1074 |
grammaticalized aspect in the form of
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aspect markers
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. These aspect markers often
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D08-1074 |
one such linguistic device is
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aspect markers
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. Although Chinese does not have
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D12-1026 |
clauses connected with special
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aspect markers
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and collected them to train some
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C96-2150 |
relationship specified by some
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aspect marker
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. I make the following assumptions
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D08-1074 |
, the character string of that
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aspect marker
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is used as a feature , e.g. ,
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D08-1074 |
such as temporal adverbials and
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aspect markers
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as features and did not attempt
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C96-2150 |
the relationship specified by an
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aspect marker
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holds between a tilne and all
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D08-1074 |
is used as a feature . •
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. Aspect markers are grammaticalizations
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D08-1074 |
target verbs in embedded clauses .
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are tied closely to tense , even
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D14-1204 |
has a nominal expres - sion ,
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aspect marker
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, DER , and DEC features are
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D08-1074 |
example , Chinese has the perfective
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aspect marker
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Tand it , , and they are often
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C02-2002 |
Kan Er Tan ; * followed by an
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, such as ; * etc. . Currently
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