This paper is a contribution to a long-standing discussion related to the domain of aspectual
interpretation. More precisely, it focuses on the impact of the degree of specificity and …

Polish uses two types of constructions to express the future time reference: i) a “simple
future”(= SF) and ii) a “periphrastic future”(= PF). SF is a present tense form of a perfective …

The present paper reports two ERP experiments in Polish that examined the processing of
mismatches between perfective and imperfective verbs and temporal modifiers, which …

The hyperintensional South Slavic involuntary state/feel-like construction is interesting in
that it is restricted to a peculiar syntactic frame (dative subject and reflexive-impersonal or …

Earlier research showed that the progressive aspect in Dutch extends duration estimations
for short events and shortens the perception of inherently medium and long events. In the …

In the literature there is a lot of controversial discussion as far as the status of future is
concerned (see De Brabanter, Kissine, and Sharifzadeh 2014; Mucha 2015 for recent …

The present paper is concerned with the sentence structure in modern North Slavic
languages, namely Czech, Polish and Russian. Proceeding from the classical distinction …

This paper is a contribution to a long-standing discussion related to the domain of aspectual
interpretation. More precisely, it focuses on the impact of the degree of specificity and …

The omission of tense and aspect markers belongs to the common body of errors pointing to
universal learning mechanisms (Richards 1974) 1. The English tense and aspect system …

The contribution deals with Czech sentences of the type Pršet, zůstali bychom doma ‚If it
rained, we would stay at home.', Být živa maminka, divila by se ‚If mother were alive, she …