Iterative Aspect
The iterative aspect indicates the repetition of a lawsuit.
In its most current meaning, it is marked by elements external with the verbal Syntagme of the type each day , every week … This aspect can find only with some time like the present of the code (" The every day I go to the école") or with the Last with the Imperfect (" The every day I went to the école").
In the case of the Imperfect , one consequently speaks about imperfect iterative, this news Valeur taking the step on the value Sécant E of this time. Thus one can say: the Every day, until midday, I went to school what is impossible in a different Contexte being given the nonsecant value that induces the final terminal temporal until midday , incompatible with the secant value inherent in the imperfect one.
Aspect frequentative, duplicative, multiplicative, iterative value
For some grammairiens, the iteration is only a Valeur which some can take Verbe S combined at certain times. It is the case of imperfect iterative, but also, for example, of the made up Passé (here in a context where a long time means “often” and not “during big length of time”, owing to the fact that the path of contact is felt like incompatible with the made up past):
A long time, I lay down early. (Marcel Proust)
For Marc Wilmet, the aspects marking a repetition of the action are the aspects frequentative, duplicative, multiplicative (which are not at all Synonyme S with iterative ). One can deduce from it that the iterative one would be only one value related to time used (like above).
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the frequentative aspect is an adverbial aspect. The Adverbe (or the circumstantial Complément) indicates the number of times that the lawsuit is carried out: often, never, always, one, two, three times , like … not , which indicates, following the example never , a “frequency zero”
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