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Sobre el origen del valor frecuentativo de

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Zieliński A.
Studia Iberystyczne
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2017
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vol. 16
215-228
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The main purpose of this paper is to offer a new proposal about the origin of the frequentative meaning of the verbal periphrasis , different from Vázquez’s (1980) hypothesis of a loan-translation from Quechua, and from Lida de Malkiel’s (1948) interpretation of this as a cultism. Furthermore, the semantic trajectory that the auxiliary verb has followed will be traced.
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Construções perifrásticas portuguesas dever + infinitivo e ter de/que + infinitivo – um problema didático

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Drzazgowska J.
Studia Iberystyczne
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2013
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vol. 12
75-86
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This article attempts to highlight the problems in teaching and learning of two Portuguese periphrastic modal constructions. The aforementioned problem is related to polysemy of periphrases with dever and supposed synonymy in specific contexts of those periphrases.
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Ingressive verbal periphrases in Spanish and Portuguese

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Kratochvílová D., Jindrová J.
Linguistica Pragensia
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2017
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vol. 27
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issue 1
38-56
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The article analyses Spanish and Portuguese verbal periphrases that express the beginning of a process (ingressive manner of action). It analyses stylistically marked and stylistically unmarked ingressive constructions in order to determine similarities and differences between the two languages. The study is primarily based on the comparable web corpora Aranea which makes it possible to see the frequency of use of Spanish and Portuguese periphrases in contemporary language, compare them and determine semantic restrictions for auxiliated verbs in each construction. As a result of this corpus analysis, it is possible to trace the main systemic correspondences between Spanish and Portuguese ingressive verbal periphrases and see the relationship between the original meaning of a concrete semi-auxiliary verb and the group of infinitives that can appear in a periphrasis introduced by that verb.
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