Sequence of Tenses and the Subjunctive, Again

Margarita Suñer · José Padilla-Rivera

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Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Classical Studies and Philology

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The topic of sequence of tenses and the subjunctive is not a new one to this journal. Over twenty years ago, Farley (1965) presented eleven patterns which defy the strict sequence of tenses between the verb in the main clause and the one in the embedded clause. His article was followed by others (e.g. Obaid 1967, Farley 1970) which contributed more data against the concordantia temporum principle (also known as consecutio temporum). But what does this principle state? In essence, concordantia temporum claims that the morphophonological form that any subjunctive verb exhibits is determined

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1993Curso Superior de Sintaxis Española 1966Spanish for Teachers: Applied Linguistics 1980Clitic promotion and mood in Spanish verbal complements 1965Spanish for teachers 1957A Textbook of Modern Spanish

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