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‎Comination of aspects

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-==Comination of aspects==
+==Combination of aspects==
 *Perfective + progressive
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 |colspan="2"| 'John is about to have been building the house for two years.'
 |}
 ==External Links==

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 ==Perfective aspect==
 :{|
 |Bha
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 |ithe.
 |-
-|be.pst
+|be.pres
 |John
 |perf
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 |eat.vn
 |-
-|colspan="2"| 'John has eaten the bread.'
+|colspan="2"| 'John had eaten the bread.'
 |}

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 ==Comination of aspects==
-*Perfect + progressive
+*Perfective + progressive
 :{|

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 ==Comination of aspects==
-*Present + progressive
+*Perfect + progressive
 :{|

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 |be||John||towards||tran||be.vn||at||build.vn||the||house.gen
 |-
-|colspan="2"| 'John has been building the house.'
+|colspan="2"| 'John is going to be building the house.'
 |}

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 *[[Lexical Aspect (Aktionsart)]]
 [[Category:Morphology]]
 [[Category:Syntax]]
 [[Category:Semantics]]
 [[Category: Aspect]]

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 |colspan="2"| 'John was eating the bread/John was at the eating of the bread.'
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	Aspect takes two forms in Scottish Gaelic: (1) Grammatical or Viewpoint aspect and (2) Lexical aspect or ''Aktionsart''. Viewpoint aspect gives a picture of the flow or architecture of the time of the situation expressed by the proposition. ''Aktionsart'' is inherent to [[verb (definition)\|verbs]] or [[verb phrases]] and describes the inherent structure of the eventuality of the proposition in terms of endpoints ([[telicity (definition)\|telicity]]) and duration (punctualness/durativity), etc.		Aspect takes two forms in Scottish Gaelic: (1) Grammatical or Viewpoint aspect and (2) Lexical aspect or ''Aktionsart''. Viewpoint aspect gives a picture of the flow or architecture of the time of the situation expressed by the proposition. ''Aktionsart'' is inherent to [[verb (definition)\|verbs]] or [[verb phrases]] and describes the inherent structure of the eventuality of the proposition in terms of endpoints ([[telicity (definition)\|telicity]]) and duration (punctualness/durativity), etc.
		+
		+	==Progressive aspect==
		+	:{\|
		+	\|Bha
		+	\|Iain
		+	\|ag
		+	\|ithe
		+	\|an
		+	\|arain.
		+	\|-
		+	\|be.pst
		+	\|John
		+	\|prog
		+	\|eat.vn
		+	\|the
		+	\|bread.gen
		+	\|-
		+	\|colspan="2"\| 'John was eating the bread/John was at the eating of the bread.'
		+	\|}
		+
		+	==External Links==
		+	[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammatical_aspect Grammatical aspect from Wikipedia]

	*[[Grammatical (Viewpoint) Aspect]]		*[[Grammatical (Viewpoint) Aspect]]

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 == Aspect in Scottish Gaelic ==
-Aspect takes two forms in Scottish Gaelic: Grammatical or Viewpoint aspect and Lexical aspect or ''Aktionsart''. Viewpoint aspect gives a picture of the flow or architecture of the time of the situation expressed by the proposition. ''Aktionsart'' is inherent to [[verb (definition)|verbs]] or [[verb phrases]] and describes the inherent structure of the eventuality of the proposition in terms of endpoints ([[telicity (definition)|telicity]]) and duration (punctualness/durativity), etc.
+Aspect takes two forms in Scottish Gaelic: (1) Grammatical or Viewpoint aspect and (2) Lexical aspect or ''Aktionsart''. Viewpoint aspect gives a picture of the flow or architecture of the time of the situation expressed by the proposition. ''Aktionsart'' is inherent to [[verb (definition)|verbs]] or [[verb phrases]] and describes the inherent structure of the eventuality of the proposition in terms of endpoints ([[telicity (definition)|telicity]]) and duration (punctualness/durativity), etc.
 *[[Grammatical (Viewpoint) Aspect]]