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Notes

  As of right now, these don't append onto my tense-marking
  auxiliaries, so sentences such as "je le-ai mangé" and "je ne-la-ai
  pas mangé pas" don't parse.  I tried interactive unification but
  nothing jumped out at it.  I'll tackle it with a fresh brain next
  week.

I'm guessing that "je ne-ai mangé (pas)" does work, though.  The
issue is that for le- to attach to the auxiliary, the auxiliary needs
to know about the COMPS of the main verb.  In particular, le-ai
(and ne-le-ai) should be looking to combine with a verb with 
a COMPS list with one thing on it, that the auxiliary will constrain
to be 3sg.masculine.    Does that make sense?


#305
Source: author
Vetted: f
Judgment: g
Phenom: emb-d, tam 
Je pensais que tu manges lentement
je    pens.ais           que  tu      mang.es lentement
I.1SG think.1SG-PST-IPFV that you.2SG eat.2SG slow.ADV
'I used to think that you eat slowly.' 


Aspect is unmarked here for pensais, which I think is not
what you want.  

There are four parses, because of two sources of ambiguity:

1. penser is not requiring [SPR <>] on its subject, making the bare-np
phrase optional.
2. lentement is attaching either above or below opt-comp.  If
the usual position is right after the lexical V, make sure that the
MOD value of the adverb says [LIGHT +] and the mother of head-opt-comp
says [LIGHT -].

        Je mange et mange et mange - 68 (!!) 

Part of the problem here is inv-lr.  Maybe when we fix it for generation,
it will get better here, too.

        Embedded declarative clauses with an overt object are parsing twice (Je pense que elle mange les biscuits) 

That's the problem with the SUBJ of penser, that I noted above.

        Il a pensé que elle mange une pomme - 5 parses - il a is being considered an S that takes an S comp in 4 of those cases

COMPS of avoir should be [OPT -].  Subj added to COMPS list on output of inv-lr
should be [OPT -].

        Les garçons sont dans le parc - 6 parses 

COMPS of etre and dans should be [OPT -].

        Embedded être copula sentences are parsing 30 times (je pense qu / je demande si les garçons sont dans le parc)

This will probably be fixed when you fix the above.

         Modal sentences without an object are parsing twice (il peut manger) 

Pouvoir should insist on COMPS < > on its complement, I think.  Doesn't
it combine with a VP?

  The inv-lr is still keeping me from generating.  If it's commented
  not out (which it currently isn't), I am getting edge errors or lack
  of heap errors.  I've checked my heap size, etc, and this doesn't
  seem to be an issue.  I wonder if CJ does housecalls..

I'm pretty sure this rule was giving me problems in the eng grammar, too.
Take a look at eng/english.tdl for inv-lr and see if you see anything useful
there.


