Support inflection of adverbs #12
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Technically, it's an adjective (at least in French) ;-) |
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That's a good point. That's a difference between English and French. Apparently I don't have the need to inflect adverbs at this time. The adjective inflection issue is here: #13 Maybe this issue can be a lower priority. |
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We should be able to inflect adverbs. For example, in English, I may have the phrase "The ${device} is on". The word "on" is an adverb, and it's static in English. In a language like French, it can have the following forms:
The choice of adverb depends on the grammatical properties of
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