Thank you! I will make sure to add that to the links. Not sure why I didn’t find it beforehand. Gideon shared his work with me privately before this published.
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A good one. I’d guess proverbial things and interjections like that are another prime spot for insubordination.
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]]>That’s super interesting. I was aiming for broad statements, because just listing that verbs as inflecting for case just struck me as a model error. I think in the cases you describe, you could argue that the verb is first nominalized, then inflected for case, which is perfectly reasonable. Of course, language is incredibly diverse, so it’s dangerous to make general statements.
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