Perfect Tense Semantics is a theoretical construct within tense semantics that characterizes the meaning of perfect constructions by encoding a temporal orientation toward a resultant state or posteriority relative to a reference time, thereby distinguishing it from simple past or present tense interpretations.
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Temporal adverbials, tenses and the perfect
Frank Vlach · Linguistics and Philosophy · 1993 · 246 citations
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