Thursday, January 5, 2012

Tener + Past Participle


Product Description PCatherine E. Harre's text centers on an examination of one construction: tener + past participle--one of the so-called periphrastic constructions found in Spanish. A detailed study of this often neglected construction is justified in its own right, but in addition, because it is of uncertain grammatical status, it encapsulates many of the problems encountered by the synchronic linguist.br br The work focuses on a study of tener + past participle as used in modern language and provides a historical survey of its evolution. The interplay between the two is set against the background
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