- languages. For example, "more happy" is
periphrastic in
comparison to "happier", and
English "I will eat" is
periphrastic in
comparison to
Spanish comeré. The...
-
Gerundive article.
There are two
periphrastic conjugations. One is active, and the
other is p****ive. The
first periphrastic conjugation uses the ****ure participle...
-
treatises they are not
usually considered a part of the
paradigm but
rather periphrastic verbal constructions.
Spanish verbs are
inflected to
convey mood, tense...
- perfect, and pluperfect. To
these six main
tenses can be
added various periphrastic or
compound tenses, such as ductūrus sum 'I am
going to lead', or ductum...
-
inflectional categories is
somewhat greater, and
several new
analytic (
periphrastic)
constructions have
evolved instead.
Modern Gr****
shares several syntactic...
-
moved from
synthetic verb
systems to
largely periphrastic systems. In addition, the
pronouns of
periphrastic forms are in
parentheses when they appear....
- Do-support (sometimes
referred to as do-insertion or
periphrastic do), in
English grammar, is the use of the
auxiliary verb do (or one of its inflected...
-
languages whereby adjectives and
adverbs are
rendered in an
inflected or
periphrastic way to
indicate a
comparative degree, property, quality, or quantity...
- and
perfect tenses and the
optative mood. Many have been
replaced by
periphrastic (analytical) forms.
Pronouns show
distinctions in
person (1st, 2nd, and...
-
which adjectives use
inflected or
periphrastic comparison, and some
studies have
shown a
tendency for the
periphrastic forms to
become more
common at the...
