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Appendix A List of predicates used in stimuli for Experiment 1 and 2 (most of the verbs are adopted from van Hout & Hollebrandse (2001)). The first verb in each row is imperfective present, the second is imperfective past and the third is perfective past. Perfective prefixes are in bold. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. jist’ jiv zjiv (eat a sausage) čytaje, čytav, pročytav (read a book) buduje, buduvav, zbuduvav (build a house) malyuje, malyuvav, namalyuvav (paint a picture) pje, pyv, vypyv (drink milk) pyše, pysav, napysav (write a letter) remontuje, remontyvav, vidremontuvav (repair a car) myje, myv, pomyv (wash a plate) dyvyt’sja, dyvyvsja, podyvyvsja (watch TV) pidmitaje, pidmitav, pidmiv (sweep the floor) skladaje, skladav, sklav/poskladav (gather toys) nalyvaje, nalyvav, nalyv (pour a glass of juice) Appendix B I do not have space here to provide a full set of pictures used in the production study, but I hope the idea of what they look like is clear from the three pictures below. Events denoted by the same verbs as those used in the comprehension experiment (see Appendix 1) are depicted.

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