Discontinuous past
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Discontinuous past
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Discontinuous past is a category of past tense of verbs argued to exist in some languages which have a meaning roughly characterizable as "past and not present" or "past with no present relevance". The phrase "discontinuous past" was first used in the sense described here in an article by the linguists Vladimir Plungian and Johan von der Auwera published in 2006. Plungian and van der Auwera distinguish two types of discontinuous past: imperfective and perfective. An imperfective discontinuous pa
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