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Latest post Sat, Oct 7 2006 9:45 AM by Tung Quoc. 2 replies.
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Tung Quoc  +  277312 Sat, 07 Oct 06 08:58 AM

1. V1 and V2 are temporally coreferential.

coreferential means V1 and V2 happened simultaneously.  Right?

2. The time reference of V1 precedes that of V2.

That means V1 happened before V2.  Right?

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milky, 3 yr 33 days ago
They refer to the same time period.
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Tung Quoc, 3 yr 33 days ago

Thanks teacher but I don't understand.

 the same time period means before or simultaneous?

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