Jespersen's and the CGEL's accounts of the Past Tense, the Present Perfect and the Past Perfect - a comparison


Seminar Paper, 2000

11 Pages, Grade: 2+ (B)


Abstract or Introduction

In general, Jespersen, unlike the CGEL, doesn’t explain the use of the following tenses as one would expect from a standard grammar (the CGEL clearly explains the meanings and the use of the three tenses in question by clarifying these aspects by means of easily comprehensible examples), but relates the Present Perfect, the Past Tense and the Past Perfect to each other and gives various quotations for each aspect he deals with. Therefore, it may sometimes be a bit confusing to comprehend every detail of Jespersen’s way of argumentation.

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Title
Jespersen's and the CGEL's accounts of the Past Tense, the Present Perfect and the Past Perfect - a comparison
College
University of Würzburg  (Philosophy Institute)
Course
Proseminar
Grade
2+ (B)
Author
Year
2000
Pages
11
Catalog Number
V14315
ISBN (eBook)
9783638197526
ISBN (Book)
9783638939720
File size
413 KB
Language
English
Notes
Keywords
Jespersen, CGEL, Past, Tense, Present, Perfect, Past, Perfect, Proseminar
Quote paper
Oliver Kast (Author), 2000, Jespersen's and the CGEL's accounts of the Past Tense, the Present Perfect and the Past Perfect - a comparison, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/14315

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