- and (iii) have
negative inflected forms (won't, wouldn't). To
illustrate untensed forms,
those of the
irregular lexical verb take and the non-modal auxiliary...
- Philadelphia, bad, mad, and glad
alone in this
context have [ɛə]. The
untensed /æ/ may be
lowered and
retracted as much as [ä] in
varieties affected by...
- Philadelphia, bad, mad, and glad
alone in this
context have [ɛə]. The
untensed /æ/ may be
lowered and
retracted as much as [ä] in
varieties affected by...
- not stiffened, the tail
hangs down loosely, the face is smooth, the lips
untensed, and the ears
point in no
particular direction.
Postural communication...
- Philadelphia, bad, mad, and glad
alone in this
context have [ɛə]. The
untensed /æ/ may be
lowered and
retracted as much as [ä] in
varieties affected by...
- time. 'He was healthy' and 'he will be healthy' are
tenses of a verb. An
untensed verb
indicates the present, the
tenses of a verb
indicate times outside...
- (or 'tensed time': yesterday, today, tomorrow) and the 'B Series' (or '
untensed time': Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday).
Presentism posits that the A Series...
- Philadelphia, bad, mad, and glad
alone in this
context have [ɛə]. The
untensed /æ/ may be
lowered and
retracted as much as [ä] in
varieties affected by...
-
perfect is also used in
contexts that
require both past
reference and an
untensed verb form (He
seems to have left;
Having left, he lit a cigarette).: 65–66 ...
- Philadelphia, bad, mad, and glad
alone in this
context have [ɛə]. The
untensed /æ/ may be
lowered and
retracted as much as [ä] in
varieties affected by...
