This paper is a first attempt at understanding the distribution of tense, mood, and aspect expressions in Gungbe, and the interaction thereof. The discussion shows that Gungbe INFL-related expressions are realized by functional items, which head distinct projections within I. These items may combine to form complex tense, aspect, and mood sequences. It is further shown that while modal expressions block perfective aspect in Gungbe, imperfective aspect, on the other hand, appears to enhance the deontic and epistemic readings of the modal auxiliaries
This paper analyses the inflectional category of aspect in Lutsotso, a dialect of the Oluluhya macro...
Audio data comprising naturally-occurring spoken discourse in support of paper on future expression ...
In Akan, tense and aspect in serial verb constructions have different distributions. Tense is repeat...
This book explores the thesis that in the Kwa languages of West Africa, aspect and modality are more...
Chapter 7 is an overview of the expression of aspect, tense and mood. It describes the formal means ...
Recensione a: AMEKA, Felix K. and KROPP DAKUBU, M. E. (eds.), 2008. Aspect and Modality in Kwa Langu...
Most formal analyses of the semantics of tense, aspect, and modality (TAM) have been developed on th...
This dissertation examines the syntax and semantics of tense and aspect in Siamou (Niger-Congo, Kru)...
This chapter provides a comprehensive description of the expression of aspect and modality in Ewe, a...
The Ghana-Togo Mountain languages are a typologically distinct group of languages within the Kwa bra...
This paper attempts to describe and analyze the relation between aspect and transitivity in Dagbani,...
The system of tense in Mapudungun, which makes a two-way distinction between future and non-future, ...
International audienceWolof has a remarkable aspectual system with two levels of organization: (1) t...
This paper provides robust empirical evidence for floating tones in Ga, a Kwa language of Ghana. As ...
This paper describes and then compares tense-aspect features in three Bamileke languages, viz. Ghoma...
This paper analyses the inflectional category of aspect in Lutsotso, a dialect of the Oluluhya macro...
Audio data comprising naturally-occurring spoken discourse in support of paper on future expression ...
In Akan, tense and aspect in serial verb constructions have different distributions. Tense is repeat...
This book explores the thesis that in the Kwa languages of West Africa, aspect and modality are more...
Chapter 7 is an overview of the expression of aspect, tense and mood. It describes the formal means ...
Recensione a: AMEKA, Felix K. and KROPP DAKUBU, M. E. (eds.), 2008. Aspect and Modality in Kwa Langu...
Most formal analyses of the semantics of tense, aspect, and modality (TAM) have been developed on th...
This dissertation examines the syntax and semantics of tense and aspect in Siamou (Niger-Congo, Kru)...
This chapter provides a comprehensive description of the expression of aspect and modality in Ewe, a...
The Ghana-Togo Mountain languages are a typologically distinct group of languages within the Kwa bra...
This paper attempts to describe and analyze the relation between aspect and transitivity in Dagbani,...
The system of tense in Mapudungun, which makes a two-way distinction between future and non-future, ...
International audienceWolof has a remarkable aspectual system with two levels of organization: (1) t...
This paper provides robust empirical evidence for floating tones in Ga, a Kwa language of Ghana. As ...
This paper describes and then compares tense-aspect features in three Bamileke languages, viz. Ghoma...
This paper analyses the inflectional category of aspect in Lutsotso, a dialect of the Oluluhya macro...
Audio data comprising naturally-occurring spoken discourse in support of paper on future expression ...
In Akan, tense and aspect in serial verb constructions have different distributions. Tense is repeat...