There is no neutral aspect - UCLA Department of Linguistics
There is no neutral aspect - UCLA Department of Linguistics
There is no neutral aspect - UCLA Department of Linguistics
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Summary<br />
Russian and Hindi have <strong>aspect</strong>ual forms whose<br />
semantic properties are character<strong>is</strong>tic <strong>of</strong> both the<br />
perfective and the imperfective. They seem to provide<br />
evidence for a d<strong>is</strong>tinct <strong>aspect</strong>ual category: <strong>neutral</strong><br />
<strong>aspect</strong>.<br />
} Presupposes that we k<strong>no</strong>w what perfective and<br />
imperfective are like.<br />
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