tenseless造句

• But if it were a later time, say 550 BC, " that very same ship " could " have " mast # 1 " in 600 BC ", considering that we are talking about a tenseless " have ".
• Some consider that the Hopi language may be best described as a tenseless language, and that the distinction between non-future and future posited by Malotki may be better understood as a distinction between " realis " and " irrealis " moods.
• This form, known as the "'jussive / imperative "', is tenseless; it is used to express the imperative mood in the second person as well as notions such as'let him DO','that he DO'in the first and third persons.
• Craig says that the question presupposes a tensed or A-theory of time, for on a tenseless or B-Theory of time there is no ontological distinction between past, present, and future, so that contingent events which are future relative to us are no more difficult for God to know than contingent events which are, relative to us, past or present.