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DOI: 10.1080/00138383208596592
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“…PERPECT SIMPLE AND PERFECT PROGRESSIVE (7) His mood was attuned to meditation, for he had been lunching with Sibley Swan at the Café Crillon. Galsworthy (1924), p. 284) (8) There was nothing in the little round room except a box of ammunition for the sten gun, a small wooden bed, and two packs hanging on a nail. A couple of pans with the remains of rice and some wooden chopsticks showed they had been eating without much appetite.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PERPECT SIMPLE AND PERFECT PROGRESSIVE (7) His mood was attuned to meditation, for he had been lunching with Sibley Swan at the Café Crillon. Galsworthy (1924), p. 284) (8) There was nothing in the little round room except a box of ammunition for the sten gun, a small wooden bed, and two packs hanging on a nail. A couple of pans with the remains of rice and some wooden chopsticks showed they had been eating without much appetite.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Je le lui ai entendu dire. (J. Gracq, 1951) Le PC de cet exemple est utilisé pour signifier ce qu'on appelle, depuis Zandvoort (1932), un parfait d'expérience, et qu'on appelle parfois également parfait existentiel (McCawley 1971). La signification produite par (7) pourrait être glosée par (7') :…”
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“…(ii) Un TYPE EXISTENTIEL, dont la signification est celle d'un parfait d'expérience (Apothéloz 2010). La signification de parfait d'expérience a été mise en évidence par Zandvoort (1932) à propos du Present perfect et du Past perfect de l'anglais. Elle est aussi désignée par l'expression de parfait existentiel (McCawley 1971(McCawley , 1981, ou encore de passé indéfini (Leech 1971), et est régulièrement évoquée pour rendre compte de l'un des emplois du Present perfect (Comrie 1976 ;Fenn 1987 ;Michaelis 1998 ;Mittwoch 2008).…”
Section: Les Deux Emplois Du Passé Surcomposéunclassified