Assertion: perfective | /r/HasProperty | the past
Facets:
value: in this sense
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: In this sense the perfect is a relative tense and the past an absolute tense in English.
text: In the introductory page on verbs, it is read that there are two aspects, the imperfective, which is used to express continuous or repeated action, and the perfective, (usually) for the completion, sometimes for the beginning or duration of an action, the former, to be doing something – again, repeatedly orcontinuously, the latter, to do something.
text: In the introductory page on verbs, it is read that there are two aspects, the imperfective, which is used to express continuous or repeated action, and the perfective, (usually) for the completion, sometimes for the beginning or duration of an action, the former, to be doing something – again, repeatedly orcontinuously, the latter, to do something.