List of tables
2.1
Quantificational vs. Referential Tense
29
2.2
Terminology in aspect theory
30
2.3
Binary classification of the lexical classes (inspired by Filip
2012: 727)
31
2.4
Tempo-aspectual adverbials
40
2.5
The identifiability critieria for definiteness and specificity (von
Heusinger 2002: 249)
50
2.6
Cross-classification of definiteness and specificity (von Heusinger
2002: 253)
50
2.7
Diachronic path of the PP (Bertinetto and Squartini 2000: 406, inspired by
Harris 1982)
53
2.8
The PP readings forming an implicational scale
59
2.9
Tempo-aspectual adverbials combined with the quantificational PP
66
3.1
Tempo-aspectual adverbials and the PPC
pt
98
4.1
tener vs.
haber (inpired by Detges
2000: 349)
125
4.2
Tempo-aspectual adverbials and the PPC
sp
139
4.3
Temporal relations between PPC
sp and Indefinido according
to Moreno-Torres Sánchez (1999: 245)
141
5.1
The Peninsular Spanish Corpus
159
5.2
Poor PPC
pt frequencies in Brazilian series/movies
161
5.3
The Brazilian Portuguese Corpus
162
5.4
Expected discourse functions for PPC
pt and
PPC
sp
178
6.1
The grammaticalization path of the PPC
sp in Alicante
Spanish from anterior to perfective (Schwenter 1994a: 99)
213
6.2
The PPC
sp between quantification and reference
216
6.3
A discursive approach to the PPC
sp’s referential
drift
224
6.4
The PPC
sp’s values in Peninsular Spanish according to
Azpiazu Torres (2019: 204)
231
6.5
12/65 participants with non-uniform diatopic background
234
6.6
Linear mixed effect model for the main effect of tense
235
6.7
Pairwise testing of tense interacting with remoteness
236
6.8
Contrasts between the PPC
sp scores across the three major
dialectal groups
237