Abstract
Este estudio presenta una reconstrucción diacrónica del sistema de tiempo, aspecto y modo (TAM) del protocriollo inglés del Atlántico. Se reconstruyen una categoría temporal (expresada por dos marcadores), cuatro categorías aspectuales (progresivo, durativo, habitual y completivo), una categoría modal (expresada por dos marcadores) y cuatro verbos modales.
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