tenseless造句

• Not all languages have tense : tenseless languages include nonfuture.
• Verb inflection is based on personal prefixes, the language is tenseless.
• The'ng-' forms are always tenseless.
• Guess is an imperative, which is grammatically tenseless.
• The secondary endings were, strictly speaking, tenseless, even in imperfective verbs.
• Thus, it can only negate a tenseless sentence where an overt copula is not necessary.
• Philosophers are divided as to whether the tensed or tenseless mode of expressing temporal fact is fundamental.
• This form is tenseless, and is best translated as'without _ _ _ ing '.
• Like the perfective verbs, stative verbs were tenseless, and described a state without reference to time.
• The latter are facts about tenseless relations, such as the fact that the year 2025 is 25 years later than the year 2000.
• That daily reference point is absent on the all-news shows, where those headlines all reduce to a tenseless " Buffett Buying Omnicom ."
• Since these suffixes occupy the same place as the tense suffixes, the resulting subordinate clauses are tenseless, in this respect resembling non-finite clauses in European languages.
• Chinese and many other East Asian languages generally lack inflection and are considered to be tenseless languages, although they may have aspect markers which convey certain information about time reference.
• If time is tenseless, then the universe never really comes into being, and, therefore, the quest for a cause of its coming into being is misconceived ."
• The main difference was that imperfective verbs allowed the use of special present-tense ( primary ) endings, while perfective verbs only allowed the default tenseless ( secondary ) endings.
• That is, the past feature has to always be indicated morphologically to convey accurate information of ( + past ), unlike the present which can be referred to as tenseless.
• Likewise, the aorist, though having a tense-like meaning in Ancient Greek, had none in PIE . Perfective and stative verbs were effectively tenseless, or indifferent to time.
• Presentists maintain that temporal discourse requires the use of tenses, whereas the " Old B-Theorists " argued that tensed language could be reduced to tenseless facts ( Dyke, 2004 ).
• In the Slavic languages, the present tense of perfective verbs functions as a future tense, whereas in PIE the perfective verbs simply had no present tense at all, and were effectively tenseless.
• Languages that do not have grammatical tense, such as translating from a tensed to a tenseless language, say, to express explicitly in the target language all of the information conveyed by the tenses in the source.