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相（アスペクト）. A verbal category mainly indicating the speaker's view of the temporal structure of the situation the clause describes, such as whether it is habitual or complete.
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Why is a verb in the past (た形) contradicted with ～ていない?
There is a sort of "Aspect" difference, but I don't know any sufficiently well-defined or consistent terminology here. … (For example, my English example of "haven't (got)" is present perfect tense, but seems to correspond to a sort of imperfective aspect.) …
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