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• Absolute tense
  ...pically refer to the present moment (the time of utterance) as the deictic centre. Absolute tenses thus locate the time of the situation or the topic time re ...ense is inherently deictic, i.e. it is interpreted relative to a [[deictic centre]] ([[origo]]).
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