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Type And Method of Verbal Action of the French Verb Against the Background of the Tense Verbal System of the Russian Language

https://doi.org/10.18384/2949-5075-2025-2-16-23

Abstract

Aim. To identify and systematize linguistic means of expressing the aspectual meanings of the French verb in comparison with the type-tense system of the verb system of the Russian language using the example of the mode of action of repetition.

 Methodology. The synchronic approach, general scientific and particular linguistic methods are used in the example processing procedure: descriptive method, component, semantic types of analysis, and others.

Results. Linguistic means based on repetition are analyzed and generalized, forming the lexico-semantic category of the mode of action of the French verb; the essential characteristics of the method and type of verbal action and the status differences between them are revealed.

 Research implications. The study establishes the role of repetition as the semantic basis of the aspectual meaning of a verbal action and the multilevel linguistic means of its expression.

About the Author

N. G. Epifantseva
Federal State University of Education

 Natalia G. Epifantseva  – Dr . Sci . (Philology), Prof ., Department of Translation Studies and Cognitive Linguistics

Moscow



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