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The grammaticalization of tense markers: A pragmatic reanalysis

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Grammaticalization is the process whereby lexical categories and constructions containing lexical material develop, in specific morphosyntactic contexts, into GRAMS, that is, members of functional categories, including tense and aspect markers 1. It is generally agreed that

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