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Type II verbs with aspect
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Type II verbs with aspect
Transfer aspectual viewpoint to the Type II ending family.
Aspect with non-reflexive Type II verbs.
Before you start
- Prerequisites
- Module 1.02 Type II endings · Module 1.03 aspect viewpoint
- Estimated time
- 48 minutes
- Lesson steps
- 8
Deliberately not taught here
- Reflexive forms
- Motion-verb subsystem
- Prefix inventory as a separate system
Small steps
What you will learn
- Keep conjugation and aspect separate Apply the known aspect contrast without changing the Type II ending family.
- Perfective non-past forms Read a Type II perfective personal form as future.
- Lexical pairing and suppletion Recognise common aspectual relations that use a different root.
- Delimitative and semelfactive meanings Recognise bounded perfectives that do not mean neutral completion.
- Commands and prohibitions Interpret aspect in positive and negative commands.
- Infinitives after phase, modality, and intention Choose aspect after another verb according to the construction's meaning.
- Advanced competition between aspects See why an imperfective past can report a factually completed event.
- Aspect mastery review Apply Type II aspect in futures, commands, phase constructions, and discourse.
Mastery
Ready means you can...
- Preserve Type II endings across aspectual contrasts.
- Interpret perfective non-past as future.
- Recognise suppletive, delimitative, and discourse-driven aspect choices.