French Predicate Lexicon Fragment #
@cite{song-1996}
French causative predicates, centered on the faire causative. @cite{song-1996} classifies faire as a COMPACT causative with free morpheme realization: the causative and effect verbs form a tight syntactic unit despite being separate words.
"Je ferai lire le livre à Nicole" = "I will make Nicole read the book" (faire + infinitive = single predicate for case marking purposes)
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- Fragments.French.Predicates.instBEqFrenchVerbEntry.beq x✝¹ x✝ = false
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faire — COMPACT causative (free morpheme).
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laisser — permissive causative ("let").
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French faire uses .make builder.
French laisser uses .enable builder (permissive).
faire and laisser have different builders (make vs enable).
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- Fragments.French.Predicates.lookup form = List.find? (fun (x : Fragments.French.Predicates.FrenchVerbEntry) => x.form == form) Fragments.French.Predicates.allVerbs