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Both sides previous revision Previous revision 2011/12/06 21:27 zeman Ancient Greek.2008/08/08 21:37 ptacek passive infinitives2008/04/05 15:34 zeman Subjunctive.2008/04/05 15:30 zeman Subjunctive.2008/04/05 15:22 zeman Subjunctive.2008/04/05 14:51 zeman 2008/04/05 14:49 zeman Conditional.2008/04/05 14:48 zeman Conditional.2008/04/05 13:39 zeman Conditional.2008/04/05 13:23 zeman Preterite anterior.2008/04/05 13:04 zeman Pretérito anterior.2008/04/05 12:44 zeman Pluperfect.2008/04/05 12:00 zeman Notes on Spanish and Portuguese past tenses.2008/04/05 11:30 zeman Corrected: Portuguese present perfect uses only one form of participle and does not distinguish gender.2008/04/05 10:58 zeman Perfect.2008/04/05 10:10 zeman Aorist.2008/04/05 09:25 zeman Aorist.2008/04/05 00:19 zeman Imperfect.2008/04/05 00:16 zeman Imperfect.2008/04/05 00:02 zeman 2008/04/04 23:22 zeman Preterite.2008/04/04 20:23 zeman 2008/04/04 19:41 zeman 2008/04/04 19:02 zeman Past.2008/04/04 18:49 zeman Progressive present.2008/04/04 18:22 zeman Indicative.2008/04/04 18:20 zeman Indicative.2008/04/04 18:04 zeman Finite verbs.2008/04/04 18:03 zeman Finite verbs.2008/04/04 17:57 zeman vytvořeno Go		2011/12/06 21:27 zeman Ancient Greek.2008/08/08 21:37 ptacek passive infinitives2008/04/05 15:34 zeman Subjunctive.2008/04/05 15:30 zeman Subjunctive.2008/04/05 15:22 zeman Subjunctive.2008/04/05 14:51 zeman 2008/04/05 14:49 zeman Conditional.2008/04/05 14:48 zeman Conditional.2008/04/05 13:39 zeman Conditional.2008/04/05 13:23 zeman Preterite anterior.2008/04/05 13:04 zeman Pretérito anterior.2008/04/05 12:44 zeman Pluperfect.2008/04/05 12:00 zeman Notes on Spanish and Portuguese past tenses.2008/04/05 11:30 zeman Corrected: Portuguese present perfect uses only one form of participle and does not distinguish gender.2008/04/05 10:58 zeman Perfect.2008/04/05 10:10 zeman Aorist.2008/04/05 09:25 zeman Aorist.2008/04/05 00:19 zeman Imperfect.2008/04/05 00:16 zeman Imperfect.2008/04/05 00:02 zeman 2008/04/04 23:22 zeman Preterite.2008/04/04 20:23 zeman 2008/04/04 19:41 zeman 2008/04/04 19:02 zeman Past.2008/04/04 18:49 zeman Progressive present.2008/04/04 18:22 zeman Indicative.2008/04/04 18:20 zeman Indicative.2008/04/04 18:04 zeman Finite verbs.2008/04/04 18:03 zeman Finite verbs.2008/04/04 17:57 zeman vytvořeno Go Next revision Both sides next revision
user:zeman:interset:verb-forms [2008/04/05 00:16] zeman Imperfect.		user:zeman:interset:verb-forms [2008/04/05 00:19] zeman Imperfect.
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	DZ Interset decoding: ''tense = "past"; subtense = "";''		DZ Interset decoding: ''tense = "past"; subtense = "";''
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-	Czech term: //souminulý čas//. Indicates that the action was tooking place at the same time as some other action in past, similarly to the English construction //I was doing//. The English construction is analytic, made of past (preterite) of the auxiliary //to be//, and of present participle (gerund) of the main verb. However, there are languages with synthetic imperfect forms.	+	Czech term: //souminulý čas//. Indicates that the action was taking place at the same time as some other action in past, similarly to the English construction //I was doing//. The English construction is analytic, made of past (preterite) of the auxiliary //to be//, and of present participle (gerund) of the main verb. However, there are languages with synthetic imperfect forms.
	Portuguese example: //imperfeito// of //cantar// (to sing):		Portuguese example: //imperfeito// of //cantar// (to sing):

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