[B-Greek] simple test *AURION HLQON

Ken Penner pennerkm at mcmaster.ca
Tue Dec 13 16:35:24 EST 2005


 Don wrote:

> OK, let's put a wrinkle in this. Where does "He will have 
> written..."   fit in all this? 

S<R>E ; R not in E.

S<R is future "tense"; R>E is relative past tense (anterior). It is
perfective. 
An example of the imperfective aspect would be, "He will have been writing."
This would be possibly be S<R>=E; R in E.

Ken

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> Relative time? It seems to me that "He will write"  
> is imperfective while "He will have written" is perfective, since  
> only the latter puts boundaries on the action. But, to anticipate  
> what you're going to say and thus to see if I understand you, since  
> "He will write" looks at the action as a whole and not within it, it  
> is perfective. Is that right?




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