Verbal Periphrasis
A periphrasis consists of two verbs in one sentence where one acts as an auxiliary. Key types include:
- Infinitive: Indicates future character. Types: Mandatory (have to, be to, duty), Inchoative (go to, start, made to), Duda (duty, come), Reiteration (again, soler), and Perfecta (finish, reach).
- Gerund: Expresses an ongoing action by insisting on its duration or continuity. Verbs: be, go, come, follow, continue.
- Participle: Indicates the result of an action. Verbs: have, leave, go.
Pronouns and Determiners
Demonstrative: this, these, that, those.
Possessive: mine, yours, hers, ours, theirs.
Indefinite: one, some, none, all, other, much, little, pretty, too.
Punctuation/Relative Marks: that, who, which.
Personal Pronouns: I, me, us,...
