Where the Progressive and the Resultative Meet
Where the Progressive and the Resultative Meet
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进步与结果相遇的地方
DOI：
10.1075/sl.22.3.06shi
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发表时间：
1998
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0.5
通讯作者：
Yasuhiro Shirai
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作者：
Yasuhiro Shirai
本文调查了日语、汉语、韩语和英语的进行词法和结果词法，并认为虽然完成体和未完成体之间的区别是最基本的体区别，但对这些语言的分析表明，这种区别有时可能是模糊的。对这些语言中不完美形态的统一解释依赖于固有方面和视点方面标记的相互作用（Smith 1991）。有人认为，这些语言之间的差异是其未完成标记的语法化模式和程度不同的结果。
This paper surveys the progressive and resultative morphology of Japanese, Chinese, Korean and English, and argues that although the distinction between perfective and imperfective is the most fundamental of aspectual distinctions, analysis of these languages reveals that this distinction can sometimes be murky. A unified account of the imperfective morphology in these languages is presented which relies on the interaction of inherent aspect and viewpoint aspect markers (Smith 1991). It is suggested that the differences among these languages are the results of the different patterns and degrees of grammaticization of their imperfective markers.