Open AngledLuffa opened 2 years ago
It's a mistake. This particular case is possibly avoidable by assuming that "were" is generally plural (though in hypotheticals it can also be a singular past subjunctive). The general problem is that "who", the subject of the relative clause, does not indicate number, so it defaults to the more frequent Sing
. We could also fix this one case manually, but I think for now I'll just add a rule which assumes that 'were' is plural if there is no plural subject. Thanks for reporting!
if there is no singular subject?
The alternative would be to follow the ref
edge from "who" to find the antecedent and use its number.
if there is no singular subject?
Yes, sorry!
The alternative would be to follow the ref edge from "who" to find the antecedent and use its number.
You're right, that's better - it looks like there are 52 such cases in the corpus...
Wondering if this is intended or a mistake:
I would think
Number=Plur
in this case. Later in the sentence,would
does get aPlur
feature