Verb Tense Variation is a linguistic phenomenon in variationist studies that denotes the systematic alternation among different verb tense forms in specific sociolinguistic contexts, distinguished by its dependence on extralinguistic factors such as register, speaker identity, or regional norm in the Spanish-speaking world.
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Understanding and Using English Grammar
Ilona Leki, Betty S. Azar · TESOL Quarterly · 1982 · 481 citations
On the ability to relate events in narrative
Ruth A. Berman · Discourse Processes · 1988 · 220 citations
VARIABILITY IN TENSE MARKING: A CASE FOR THE OBVIOUS
Walt Wolfram · Language Learning · 1985 · 138 citations
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