International audienceAbstract : This paper proposes to examine the bond that the future and the present tenses maintain in French. It presents a morphological analysis which results in privileging the assumption that the future would consist of two morphemes: one is common with one of the morphemes of the conditional tense, and the other one is common with one of the morphemes of the simple past. This assumption, far from recognizing a morpheme of the present in the future, leads to oppose the présent with the system made up of the four other simple tenses of the indicative mood. These morphological oppositions will finally lead to a semantic analysis that can reinvest them.Cet article propose de réinterroger le rapport qu'entretiennent le...
The paper accounts for an unexpected embedded present tense, which denotes a future time in French r...
International audienceIn this paper we present the results of a research done on the distribution be...
This investigation will be based on a consensus of majority opinions expressed by the grammars liste...
International audienceAbstract : This paper proposes to examine the bond that the future and the pre...
International audienceThe absence of morphological forms of the present indicative contrasts with th...
The general view by some linguists seems to be that the French simple future is often replacedby the...
A formal analysis of the verbal endings in the indicative mode draws special attention to the combin...
International audienceThis study is concerned with the emergence of morphological means to express p...
International audienceThis article investigates variable future-time expression among native speaker...
International audienceThe paper analyzes the expression of reference to the future in the past in tw...
International audienceThis study is concerned with the emergence of morphological means to express p...
International audienceThis study is concerned with the emergence of morphological means to express p...
International audienceThis paper investigates two usages of the future tenses (simple, anterior and ...
This paper describes the synchronic and micro-diachronic relation between both synthetic (future sim...
International audienceThe Future: Past or Future Tense? Description of the Evolution of Simple Futur...
The paper accounts for an unexpected embedded present tense, which denotes a future time in French r...
International audienceIn this paper we present the results of a research done on the distribution be...
This investigation will be based on a consensus of majority opinions expressed by the grammars liste...
International audienceAbstract : This paper proposes to examine the bond that the future and the pre...
International audienceThe absence of morphological forms of the present indicative contrasts with th...
The general view by some linguists seems to be that the French simple future is often replacedby the...
A formal analysis of the verbal endings in the indicative mode draws special attention to the combin...
International audienceThis study is concerned with the emergence of morphological means to express p...
International audienceThis article investigates variable future-time expression among native speaker...
International audienceThe paper analyzes the expression of reference to the future in the past in tw...
International audienceThis study is concerned with the emergence of morphological means to express p...
International audienceThis study is concerned with the emergence of morphological means to express p...
International audienceThis paper investigates two usages of the future tenses (simple, anterior and ...
This paper describes the synchronic and micro-diachronic relation between both synthetic (future sim...
International audienceThe Future: Past or Future Tense? Description of the Evolution of Simple Futur...
The paper accounts for an unexpected embedded present tense, which denotes a future time in French r...
International audienceIn this paper we present the results of a research done on the distribution be...
This investigation will be based on a consensus of majority opinions expressed by the grammars liste...