THE SPEAKER'S ASSESSMENT OF HIMSELF AND THE OTHERS (OBSERVATION ON FIRST-PERSON IN ONE TRANSPOSITION OF TENSE FORMS)

Abstract

The object of the current study is to present the Bulgarian future firstperson verb forms in the state of transposition of Future Tense instead of Present or Past Tense. Transposition finds a place in several research works. It studies a variety of characteristics: readiness, opportunity, negative attitude, outrage, and resentment. Previous researchers’ studies cover only the matter of second – and third-person verb forms. The speaker as creator of the communicative act is always marked as positive and chooses linguistic combinations according to their subjective view. It may be assumed that the specific characteristic, which is the resentment, is transferred over another person, who is a participant, or who is not present in the communicative act.