Unlike the past-tense augment, this reduplication or augment is retained in all the moods of the perfect tense as well as in the perfect infinitive and participle.
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In the reduplication which forms the perfect tense in both Greek and Sanskrit, if the initial consonant is aspirated, the prepended consonant is unaspirated by Grassmann's law.
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The opposite is true as well : a different tense ( like an inchoative or perfect tense ) of an otherwise imperfective verb automatically grants a perfective meaning.
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Similarly to English, these verbs are usually memorized by means of three principal parts : " infinitive third-person singular past tense third-person singular perfect tense ".
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As Lise Nazarenko, a lecturer in English at the University of Vienna, noted : " Has there been is not in the past perfect tense, but rather in the present perfect tense.
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As Lise Nazarenko, a lecturer in English at the University of Vienna, noted : " Has there been is not in the past perfect tense, but rather in the present perfect tense.
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Another unexpected dimension to the song's success is that its extensive use of the perfect tense means that it is used for German lessons both in English schools and on language learning websites.
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The pluperfect or past perfect is " I had expected " . " I have expected " is the perfect or present perfect tense .-- Anonymous, 08 : 31 UTC, September 2, 2008.
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In a smirking swipe at the use of " what is is " by the only president we have, a language maven noted that has there been was in the past perfect tense.
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In Ancient Greek, the perfect tense ( ) is a set of forms that express both present tense and perfect aspect ( finite forms ), or simply perfect aspect ( non-finite forms ).
