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Branch of the Indo-European language family including all languages descended from Latin, such as French, Spanish and Italian.
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How did the same perfect-tense structure become so widespread in Europe?
The Russian constructions literally mean "At me house" and 'At me all done' respectively. Since there is no 'have' verb used here, we cannot talk about parallels between these sentences and the have-p …
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