Progressive Aspect Semantics is a theoretical construct within tense semantics that characterizes the meaning of progressive aspectual forms by encoding ongoing, durative events typically marked by temporal incompleteness and internal structure, thereby distinguishing them from perfective or habitual aspectual interpretations.
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