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Écho des études romanes 2008, 4(2):73-75

L’aspect, les auxiliaires être et avoir et l’hypothèse inaccusative dans une perspective comparative français/italienFrench

Mara MANENTE

Aspect, the auxiliaries être and avoir and the inaccusative hypothesis in a comparative French/Italian perspective

Published: December 11, 2008  Show citation

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MANENTE, M. (2008). L’aspect, les auxiliaires être et avoir et l’hypothèse inaccusative dans une perspective comparative français/italien. Écho des études romanes, 4(2), 73-75
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