progressive aspect造句
1. Perfect Aspect, Progressive Aspect, and Their Formalization.
2. Then in the second chapter has studied the progressive aspect in Korean.
3. This article starts a cognitive study of progressive aspect from the description that it creates: internal situation and external situation.
4. And that is the progressive aspect of the conception of human rights.
5. English verbs have two aspects : the progressive aspect and the perfective aspect .
6. T he basic aspect sense of "(?)" is progressive aspect. In this chapter, it studied Chinese pattern usage which express the progressive aspect sense.
7. Study on the progressive aspect of English verbs from cognitive prospective can be analyzed from direct situation and indirect situation.
8. The attitudinal past and progressive aspect in English, when used in sentences of requests and proposals, may have functions of flexibility and politeness.
9. "(?)" is the typical representative of progressive aspect in Korean.
10. That is the progressive aspect which we will look at tomorrow.
11. Rave culture itself has become separate from other more progressive aspects.
12. The refined love in the cavalier literature indicates the immorality of the privileged stratum and demonstrates the bourgeois ideological sprout which embodies the progressive aspect of history.
13. Generally Speaking, only dynamic verbs not stative ones are used in the progressive aspect.
14. Chapter four Aspectual Presentation, describes the realized aspect, immediate aspect, ingressive aspect, progressive aspect and continuance aspect in Haimen dialect.
15. The structure characteristic the main body of a book being adopt to depict and comparing the method progressive aspect to An Yi county dialect.
16. The article firstly introduces the previous studies of verb classification by temporal features, and then discusses the different type verbs and their expression of progressive aspect.
17. Through the research, the majority of scholars th ought that "(?)" had the sense of progressive aspect and perfective aspect.