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Спомагателните глаголи в българския и френския език

TitleСпомагателните глаголи в българския и френския език
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication1979
AuthorsХристов, П
JournalСъпоставително езикознание / Сопоставительное языкознание / Contrastive linguistics
Volume4
Issue4
Pagination12–17
Publication Languagebul
Abstract

The choice of auxiliary verbs in a given language is not arbitrary. In their formation the composite verbal forms are based on the essential semantic categories of existence, attributiveness, possession, motion and action. According to other specific characteristics of languages (the nature of the participle, the development of the infinitive, etc.) these categories have been realized in different ways. Sometimes, one and the same idea is treated from different angles. Thus, for example, the idea of movement is the basis of the temporal relations. The movement from the past to the present and from the present to the future is expressed in French by the verbs of movement in space, whereas in Bulgarian, the movement from the present to the future is expressed by a modal verb. By inference, the following conclusion has been reached: from a semantic point of view the auxiliary verbs constitute a system based on the verb notions: be, have and do.

Citation KeyХристов1979
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