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user:zeman:interset:verb-forms [2008/04/05 11:30] zeman Corrected: Portuguese present perfect uses only one form of participle and does not distinguish gender. |
user:zeman:interset:verb-forms [2008/04/05 12:00] zeman Notes on Spanish and Portuguese past tenses. |
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| 3rd | //чел е// | //чела е// | //чело е// | //чели са// | | | 3rd | //чел е// | //чела е// | //чело е// | //чели са// | | ||
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+ | | Portuguese | Spanish | Notes | | ||
+ | | imperfeito //(cantava, cantavas...)// | ||
+ | | pretérito //(cantei, cantaste...)// | ||
+ | | perfeito //(tenho cantado)// | pretérito perfecto compuesto //(he cantado, has cantado...)// | ||
+ | | mais-que-perfeito //(tinha cantado)// | pretérito pluscuamperfecto //(había cantado)// | předminulý čas / past perfect | | ||
+ | | | pretérito anterior //(hube cantado, hubiste cantado...)// | ||
+ | | mais-que-perfeito (simple) //(cantara, cantaras...)// | ||
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+ | Participle in compound verb tenses has only one form //(ella ha cantado)//, in contrast to adjectival use where gender and number is distinguished //(casado hombre, casada mujer, casados hombres, casadas mujeres)//. Gerund // |