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@@ -24,6 +24,28 @@ and in the constructions defined in the =Diff*= modules. Some relevant features:
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### Known issues
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* Verbs with dative subject don't actually have it. Example:
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```
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Lang> p "I like grammars" | l
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I like grammars
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yo gusto gramáticas
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```
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This is not a massive problem per se, the application grammarian just needs to know this is the case. If your application grammar has a function like the following:
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```haskell
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fun Like : NP -> NP -> Cl ;
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```
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then you just need to linearise it as follows:
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```haskell
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lin Like subj obj = mkCl obj like_V2 subj ;
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```
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(Why don't we have it? Verbs like *gustar* inflect according to the logical *object* of the sentence; this would mean we'd need 2-dimensional inflection tables for verbs, and while that's a cool thing, it's also expensive and not needed for anything else.)
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* Contractions with *con* and pronouns: *con* + *mí*/*ti*/… should be *conmigo*/*contigo*/…, but the contraction is not implemented.
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* Clitic pronouns and their combinations:
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