2003
DOI: 10.3917/ss.004.0139
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La genèse du passé composé : une interprétation générative d'un changement de valence

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“…The analysis of the second case (2) shows that the action has just taken place; it can be noticed that the auxiliary verb used here is conjugated in the present tense. According to [57] and [58), it is the present perfect tense, very well known in the French-speaking subsystem of education in Cameroon; The analysis of the third case (3) shows that the act was committed in a slightly more distant past. Also, an attempt at translation shows that the verb to pick up here is in the past participle, and that the auxiliary verb that accompanies it is in the past tense.…”
Section: Verb Tensesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The analysis of the second case (2) shows that the action has just taken place; it can be noticed that the auxiliary verb used here is conjugated in the present tense. According to [57] and [58), it is the present perfect tense, very well known in the French-speaking subsystem of education in Cameroon; The analysis of the third case (3) shows that the act was committed in a slightly more distant past. Also, an attempt at translation shows that the verb to pick up here is in the past participle, and that the auxiliary verb that accompanies it is in the past tense.…”
Section: Verb Tensesmentioning
confidence: 99%