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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Perfect aspect in conditionals

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How can we denote perfect (or is it perfective) aspects in conditionals? Or is it even necessary? Do we determine by context only?
  

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How do you wish to denote them? They exist: I could have married her. I won't have seen her yet.

— Mister Micawber

  • How do you wish to denote them?
  • They exist: I could have married her.
  • I won't have seen her yet.
  • etc.
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How do you wish to denote them? They exist:

I could have married her.

I won't have seen her yet.

etc.
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