This paper focuses on the sequence of tenses PAST + PRES in structures of verbal complementation of European Portuguese. This sequence is possible with some, but not all, matrix verbs. The proposal is made that these lexical restrictions follow from two factors : (i) the present tense is deictic, pointing to reality at utterance time; (ii) the meaning of some verbs imposes the real world as part of the denotation of the complement clause, contrary to what is observed with other verbs. Thus, the sequence PAST + PRES is blocked in those cases where the meaning of the main verb does not lead to the consideration of a model of reality at utterance time, since PRES would have reference failure.Cet article s’intéresse à la séquence de temps passé...
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UID/LIN/03213/2019In Portuguese past stages, both simple pluperfect (MPS) and conditional (COND) for...
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AbstractThis study examines the collocational similarity between the Future/Future Preterit and the ...
This article discusses the status and the internal structure of the sequence SER que in different st...
The aim of this paper is to highlight a problematic use of the Portuguese tense Pretérito Perfeito C...
In this paper we discuss the combinations of tenses in main and complement clauses of European Portu...
In our thesis entitled On the Issue of Past Tenses in Spanish and Portuguese: Constrastive Study Bas...
In this article we present the partial results of a research in contrastive linguistics based on jud...
Abstract: This article analyzes the historical process of the grammaticalization of aver/ter ‘to hav...
The main intention of this study is to describe the pluperfect verbal tense and its evolution in Eur...
The Pretérito Perfeito Composto do Indicativo (present perfect) is a tense that typically exhibits a...
This article analyses the semantics of the sequence of some past tenses in intensional contexts in P...
This article analyzes the historical process of the grammaticalization of aver/ter ‘to have’ in comp...
The tendency to eliminate the agreement between the participle and the direct object in compound ver...
As a more extensive issue, this paper deals with the polysemy attested in all Romance languages betw...
UID/LIN/03213/2019In Portuguese past stages, both simple pluperfect (MPS) and conditional (COND) for...
UID/LIN/03213/2013In contemporary European Portuguese (CEP), the verbal use of the present participl...
AbstractThis study examines the collocational similarity between the Future/Future Preterit and the ...
This article discusses the status and the internal structure of the sequence SER que in different st...
The aim of this paper is to highlight a problematic use of the Portuguese tense Pretérito Perfeito C...